-Philosophical perspectives on how to re-integrate PPD patient's, how do we explain society that these people deserve a second chance?
-What are some alternative and new methods on helping PPD , especially those in incarceration to get 'resocialised' and be able to live normal lives even with some professional counseling.
Many thanks,
Bert
"Psychopathic personality disorder"
I could not find this in DSM -5.
It is seen as an uncategorised personality disorder. DSM-5 isn't the scientists bible, as some people might want you to think ;)
"DSM-5 isn't the scientists bible"
But regardless of the validity of DSM categories, it has an indispensable value for communication and research purposes. Remember the bad old days when schizophrenia in the USA meant something quite different to schizophrenia in Europe.
Of course my friend, but look further then just that one big book, if you had.. :)
No biggie.
"Are you referred to Kurt Schneider's concept of psychopathy?"
This precisely supports the point I made yesterday. We need one big up-to-date book with agreed definitions, even if they later turn out to be wrong.
Friends, this is exactly what I am looking for. Visions, theories, .. I'm not refering to anything here, I want you guys to give me a hand as explained in the question. So keep this coming, discuss and share articles or interesting things considering psychopathy in any definition that is relevant for my question..
Thanks!