A un tournant de son existence, Jeannine PILLIARD-MINKOWSKI, la fille des psychiatres Françoise Minkowska et Eugène Minkowski, se sent un devoir de retracer le parcours de ses parents.

This book focuses on an anthropological approach to mental illness, describing how schizophrenia can distort one's experience of empathy and of the presence in the world through pathological indifference.

Translations of Seminal European Contributions on Schizophrenia John Cutting, Michael Shepherd. Eugene Minkowski ( c . 1890-1972 ) Eugene Minkowski was born of Jewish parents in St Petersburg , went to school in Warsaw and studied ...

... Eugène Minkowski One night , while quietly nestled down under a fig tree , I looked at a star with that curious passion which captures children and to which my precocious melancholy added a kind of sentimental understanding . . . . She ...

L'oeuvre d'Eugène Minkowski (1885-1972) est méconnue.

A Historical Introduction Herbert Spiegelberg. 8 / Eugène Minkowski ( b . 1885 ) : Phenomenology of the Lived ( Vécu ) [ 1 ] Minkowski's Place in Phenomenological Psychiatry When in his Sorbonne lectures of 1949 Merleau- Ponty lined up ...

Sidney Crown, Hugh Lionel Freeman. 8 Eugene Minkowski : La Schizophrénie Reviewed by John Cutting Eugene Minkowski was born in St. Petersburg , educated in Warsaw , and obtained his medical education in Munich . He moved to France in ...

... Eugène Minkowski ( 1885- ) was one of the first and foremost of French phenomenologists . His prime focus has been on the in- terrelationships of philosophy and psychopathological studies . His first book , applying temporal notions ...