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Postmodernism and Clinical Practice: A Critical Analysis of the Disease Model
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Postmodernism and Clinical Practice: A Critical Analysis of the Disease Model

John T Pardeck and John W Murphy
Psychological reports, Vol.72(3_suppl), pp.1187-1194
1993-06
PMID: 8337327

Abstract

The disease model attempts to explain a variety of phenomena ranging from mental illness to criminal behavior. This approach is grounded in the Western philosophical tradition of dualism. The limitations of the disease model are analyzed through a postmodern perspective. Socially sensitive strategies for clinical intervention are offered.

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6 Social Sciences
6.24 Psychiatry & Psychology
6.24.1266 Social Work Practice
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Psychology, Multidisciplinary
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Psychiatry/Psychology

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