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Things, events and mind: An essay on causal compatibilism
Get PDFItem does not contain fulltextOpen University, 05 maart 2020Promotores : Palmerino, C.R., Slors, M.V.P.211 p
Not being oneself? Self-ambiguity in the context of mental disorder
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214220.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud University, 08 januari 2020Promotores : Slors, M.V.P., Glas, G
The hermeneutic niche. Language within Darwinism.
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141613.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, 07 september 2015Promotores : Slors, M.V.P., Heiden, G.J. van der206 p
Comments of Professor Goldstein's Pain's Intrinsic Value and Ethical Anti-realism
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Explanations in Neuroimaging Research
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204516.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud University, 21 juni 2019Promotores : Slors, M.V.P., Menary, R. Co-promotores : Klein, C., Woolgar, A
Idiosyncratic Practical Reasoning and the Nature of Mental State Attribution
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Thinking Outside the Box: A Theory of Embodied and Embedded Concepts
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74392.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)RU Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, 22 september 2009Promotor : Slors, M.V.P.288 p
The Nurturing Stance
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204141.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud University, 11 juni 2019Promotores : Bransen, J.A.M., Slors, M.V.P., Kennett, J. Co-promotor : Strijbos, D.W
Reimagining psychiatry: A practice-oriented evaluation of the network approach
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325059.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)As the biomedical approach to mental disorders has fallen short of its promised breakthroughs in our knowledge of mental suffering, systemic alternatives – like the network approach – are gaining traction. But given psychiatry's history of promoting reinventions with big promises and unrealistic expectations, how should we evaluate the “epistemic potential” of the network approach?
In this thesis, Nina de Boer formulates a practice-oriented response to this question, focusing not just on how well the network approach reflects the reality of mental suffering but also on how it represents mental suffering, who uses it, and for what purpose.
By examining the use of the network approach in scientific practice, clinical practice, and daily life, De Boer offers a new perspective on the value of the network approach and contributes to broader debates about the epistemic potential of psychiatric reinventions.Radboud University, 26 november 2025Promotores : Bruin, L.C. de, Slors, M.V.P. Co-promotor : Runhardt, R.W.244 p
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