خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب انگلیسی Between Life and Death: A Clinical and Phenomenological Framework and Specialized Treatment Approach for Psychological Health in Military, Defence and Law Enforcement

Between Life and Death makes the oft-neglected journey between respected psychoanalytic tradition and immemorial clinical phenomenology, departing in particular from the fundamental origins of psychoanalysis seen incomparably through Freudian topological and defence theories, Daseinsanalyse and Lacanian theory, clinical phenomenology and German idealist philosophical principles of transcendentalism, those governing not just traditional analysis but its contemporary, normally cognitive or cognition-based variants. The framework presents a unique, comprehensive psychological treatment methodology for police, military veterans and other operative personnel, whose safe self-enablement including greater self-recognition and individual impetus, and also self-development, are thereby made more egoically, subjectively and clinically accessible.Between Life and Death is a philosophical prolegomena and exposition, densely composed in its noumenic essence, voluminous with novel Freudian and Lacanian insights apprised by the author’s leading expertise, unvarnished experience and honest clinical mastery, steeped in both a scintillating, common-sense methodology and an uncompromising Jaspersian understanding of psychopathology. It is a founding, phenomenological tour de force presented in loyalist, undeviating, structural-volitional language, offering scholars and philosophers, psychiatrists and physicians, psychotherapists, social workers, counsellors and all those interested in mental health and psychopathology an objective, rigorous account of a truly patient-centred approach, one with the potential to integrate with existing structural practices and to revolutionize not just the ontology of military and other personnel, but also the ontology of all patients, who inhabit not a faceless, epiphanous, largely abandoned diagnostic order, but an ultimately closed system of the world—its meaning entirely therein.P. A. E. Betito is an expert on consciousness and a practicing clinician.