"Antisocial personality" values, psychiatry
Socratic questions in Broadmoor
The contours of a moral landscape
Childhood and after
Interpreting this landscape: some problems
Shakespeare comes to Broadmoor
On human interpretation
Hopes for the future of psychiatry
"A skill so deeply hidden in the human soul"
In shadow? human interpretation of people
To find the mind's construction in the face
Reflective interpretation
Human interpretation in psychiatry
"A gulf which defies description"
"My world under glass"
Interpreting delusions
Waking dreams
The dark side of the history of psychiatry
Participation and collaboration
Medicalizing social disapproval
On the boundaries of psychiatry
The disputed boundaries of psychiatry
Dysfunction?
Harm
"Psychiatric" harm as an obstacle to human flourishing
Autism: disorder or neurodiversity?
Crossing the medical boundary?
Strands in a good human life?
Agency, control, and responsibility
Brain, mind, and agency
Psychiatric conditions and the framework of responsibility
Behind the framework
Pathologies affecting the capacity for action
Distortions of motivation: what is addiction?
Unwilling addiction as diminished control
Character, "personality disorder," and responsibility
Identity
The sense of self
Combat trauma: moral identity and moral injury
Psychotherapy, autonomy, and self-creation
Self-creation: horse and rider
Entrapment in eating disorders
Authenticity and identity in eating disorders
Dementia, responsibility, and identity
The person or the illness? schizophrenia
Self-creation, values, and psychiatric disorder
Epilogue. psychiatry and our depths.