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Psychopathology Revisited. Keys for a Cultural Understanding of Pathologisations/Depathologisations and Their Relationship with Conceptions of Mental Healthre rejection of their positions, the trend toward depathologisation as drifts in social movements and sociological, psychological, anthropological, and philosophical perspectives still does not offer practical solutions to mental illness and psychological suffering. The depathologising gaze, promote

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The Limits of the Enunciation on the Subject and the Pathos in Psychoanalysis: The Case of Autismssignificant for contemporary Western thought was the course that Kojeve gave between 1935 and 1939 on the phenomenology of Hegel’s spirit, not so much not only because of the teaching itself but because of the resonances on the rest of French thought and in a certain sense European in general. Batai

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Pathos and Networks: Notes for Study on a Circular Relationshipe network is a result, a human construction. From this reciprocal dynamic, the human being extracts what is necessary both for the configuration of his existence, and his well-being, as well as to evaluate it. In this sense, getting sick or being “healthy” psychologically is inseparable from inserti