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- Klaus Dörner.
- Westfälische Klinik für Psychiatrie, Gütersloh.
- Psychiatr Prax. 2014 Jul 1;41 Suppl 1:S16-8.
AbstractWhen founded about 1800, psychiatry was liable to both, philosophy and medicine, at least its liability to anthropological philosophy was accepted. After 150 years of increasingly unilateral medicalization with its fatal consequences for many patients the post war generation of psychiatrists were the first to re-establish the primary ambivalence. The ethical consequences of the anthropological renewal are being discussed respective to some practical situations: 1. The doctor - patient - relatives relationship embedding the activity of the interested parties; 2. mental disorders as relationship disorders; 3. ethical orientation towards the normative ambiguity of self-determination and "being meaningful for others"; 4. the consequences for the post-industrial concept of man; 5. the ethics of self-help groups; and 6. the challenge of inclusion for ethics and human rights.© Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart · New York.
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