Mental health, resilience and existential literature (original) (raw)
Dostoevsky, Existential Therapy, and Modern Rage: On the Possibility of Counseling the Underground Man
Kevin Aho
Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 2019
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Existential Phenomenology, Psychiatric Illness and the Death of Possibilities
Matthew Broome
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Existential Risk: From Resilience to Antifragility
Dana Klisanin
Stanford Existential Risks Initiative, 2023
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Mental Illness; A Comparative Analysis of Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' and Heller's 'Catch-22'
Francesca Williams
Mental Illness; A Comparative Analysis of Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' and Heller's 'Catch-22', 2019
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Existential experience like illness - a case study of Gilbert Jonas
Paweł Wójs
Studia Humanistyczne AGH
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Existential understanding of mental distress - s wharne
simon wharne
Theory & Psychology, 2020
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Modernity, mental illness and the crisis of meaning
Marc Roberts
2007
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The accidental death of Mr Happy : a post-qualitative rhizoanalysis of mental health and wellbeing
Jamie Mcphie
2016
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Existential Health in an Age of Medical Totalitarianism
Adam Szymanski
Journal of Philosophy of Education, 2022
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The Meaning Crisis of Youth in A World of Risky Strangers: Mental Disorders and Suicides
Serdar Ünal
Journal of Current Researches on Social Sciences (JoCReSS), 2018
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The Absurd Sensibility of Existential Psychotherapy: Clinical Application of Survivors' Experience of Treblinka and Other Death Camps
Carl P. Ellerman
1997
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A STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SUFFERINGS IN WORKS OF FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY
DR N A D I Y A H KHUSHBOO
International journal of language and studies, 2020
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Mental Health as a Public Social Problem By Nevenka Podgornik
Nevenka Podgornik
2014
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Existential Health: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives
Ola Sigurdson
Health and Well-Being in Today’s Scandinavia, 2016
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Fullagar, S (2018) Beyond Bouncing Back: The ‘Cruel Optimism’ of Resilient Selfhood in Women’s Recovery from Depression, in Resilience Thinking, Occasional Papers, Institute for Culture and Society (tOPICS), Western Sydney University.
Simone Fullagar
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Resilience in Life and Work of Viktor Emanuel Frankl
Pavel Navrátil
2013
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BECOMING: AN EXISTENTIAL-DEVELOPMENTAL UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN DILEMMAS AND EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY Evgenia Georganda, PsyD., ECP. Hellenic Association for Existential Psychology
Evgenia Georganda
Journal of the Society for Existential Analysis, 2022
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Resilience in Times of Need
Dr Jytte Holmqvist
IAFOR Journal of Arts and Humanities, 2022
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Literary Insanity and Psychiatric Literacy: Youth, Mental Health, and Contemporary Russian Fiction
Jenny Kaminer
The Russian Review, 2024
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Introduction: The Politics of Resilience and Recovery in Mental Health Care
Jijian Voronka, Alison Howell
Studies in Social Justice, 2012
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Normal life crises and insanity—mental illness contextualised
Margareta Ostman
European Journal of Social Work, 2012
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A Sartrean Account of Mental Health
Jelena Krgovic
2017
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The Hideout, the Underground, and Avoidance of Non-Being: Tischner, Dostoevsky and Tillich on Personality Disorders
Konrad Banicki
Diametros, 2022
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Towards a Theoretical Approach to the Literature of Resilience
María Ferrández-Sanmiguel
Orbis Litterarum, 2018
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How do Mental Health Practitioners Experience and Understand Resilience: The Risk of Death in Mental Healthcare: PhD Thesis
simon wharne
Middlesex University, 2019
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Narrative and mental health: preserving the emancipatory tradition
Pamela FIsher
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Nikolay Mintchev - [BOOK REVIEW] Meaning and Melancholia: life in the age of bewilderment by Christopher Bollas
Nikolay Mintchev
2019
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5 Terrains for the Struggle For Mental Health
Arran James
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PhD: The Recovery of a Spiritual Dimension of Existential Psychotherapy
Timothy E Quinlan PhD
DCU School of Human Development, 2022
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Listening to Chekhov: Narrative Approaches to Depression
Bradley Lewis
Literature and Medicine, 2006
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”Whatever Does Not Kill Me Makes Me Stronger”: A Sociological Analysis of Uses of the Concept of Resilience. The Case of Boris Cyrulnik’s Self-Help Books Readers
Nicolas Marquis
Swiss Journal of Sociology, 2019
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Phenomenology of Illness, Resilience and Well-Being: A Contribution to Person-Centred Approaches in Healthcare
Roxana Baiasu
The International Library of Bioethics, 2021
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Resilience and Resistance on the Road to Recovery in Mental Health
Anne O'Donnell, Matthew Shaw
2016
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Evaluating Existential Despair
Matthew Ratcliffe
Emotion and Value, 2014
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Feel the fear and do it anyway: drawing strength from Søren Kierkegaard and Louise Glück in existentialist pandemic times
Dr Jytte Holmqvist
Inscriptions (Tankebanen forlag), Vol. 6, No.1 (2023): Technology’s Danger. , 2023
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