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Other Historical and Archive Resources

INPP maintains an archive of announcements and other historical materials as a resource for those entering the field

On this page
  1. Historical notes on other pages of this website
  2. Oral history interviews hosted by Psagacity
  3. Materials from the Oxford Textbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry
  4. Materials from the Companion Website to the Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry
  5. The Archive of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
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1. Historical Notes on Other Pages of this Website

Historical notes are inluded in a number of pages on this website as detailed in the links that follow

  • More Information: Click Here Origins of INPP for a note on how INPP came to be launched in the early years of the 1990s
  • More Information: Click Here Service Development for a brief description of the historical context of the contemporary renaissance in cross-disciplinary work between philosophy and mental health: that this started in the 1990s, psychiatry’s ‘Decade of the Brain’, parallels the emergence of Karl Jaspers’ phenomenological work during psychiatry’s ‘first biological phase’ in the early years of the Twentieth Century
  • More Information: Click Here PPP Origins, Aims and Acknowledgements for, 1) a note on the origins of the journal, Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology (PPP) in 1994 as joint UK/USA initiative, 2) the further development of PPP internationally by its next generation of editors and contributors, and 3) key debts of origin
  • More Information: Click Here Impact >> Service Development for examples of how contemporary philosophy and mental health is contributing to the growing resources of the "medical humanities tool kit" available to support effective translation of the findings from the medical sciences into improvements in clinical care
  • More Information: Click Here VBP Origins, Aims and Acknowledgements for, 1) a note on the origins of values-based practice (VBP) in the early years of the Twenty-first Century as a philosophy-into-practice development from the renaissance in philosophy and mental health, 2) the further development of VBP both in areas of bodily medicine such as surgery and internationally, and 3) key debts of origin
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2. Oral history interviews hosted by Psagacity

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  • More Information: Click Here Psgacity see also How to Access Resources >>Section 4 includes an online video archive of oral history interviews and lectures by leaders in the philosophy of psychiatry field. Videos may be downloaded, embedded, or streamed in high-definition format
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3. Materials from The Oxford Textbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry

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The Oxford Textbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry includes much contextual historical materials including for example

  • Part II – A Philosophical History of Psychopathology (covering foundational figures such as Karl jaspers and Edmund Husserl)
  • Chapter 13 – Natural Classifications, Realism, and Psychiatric Science (includes an account and background sources of the partnership between philosophy of science and psychiatry underpinning contemporary symptom-based classifications of mental distress and disorder)
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4. Materials from the Companion Website to the Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry

The Companion Website for The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry
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5. The Archive of the Royal College of Psychiatrists

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  • More Information: Click Here Archive of the Royal College of Psychiatrists The Archive of the Royal College of Psychiatrists includes much invaluable source material including the INPP conference series and the Newsletters of the Colleges' special interest group for Philosophy and Psychiatry [link to be added]
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