Modal logic in interpersonal relationships
Modal logic is based on the assumption that various possible states of affairs coexist at the same time, and that as little as a change...
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Psychiatry against the family
The psychiatric attitude towards the family is connected with the psychiatric methodology: if the methodology is not conversational and organic, if it does not reject...
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Representation and pathology in philosophy and psychotherapy
Izvorni znanstveni članak https://doi.org/10.21464/fi39103 Puni tekst: engleski, pdf (400 KB) citiraj Full Pdf Sažetak The paper discusses the conceptualisation of mental disorder as a representation,...
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Decision-making and emotional intelligence training for companies
15-16 May 2018 was another year of successful delivery of training in two intensive days to company executives from Germany, USA, Australia, Argentina, India and...
Two Simple Questions for Self-Diagnosis
One way to self-diagnose one's mental health is to ask the simiple question: 'Do you regularly take responsibility for your way of thinking and your...
On Social Learning and Consistency
'How could a normal, sane person do something like that?' is arguably one of the most frequent questions we are prone to ask ourselves and...
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Sympathy and Intentionality in Practical Philosophy: Scheler and Searle
‘Intentionality’ as a property of the mind means a primary ‘directedness’ of mental states and actions towards various points of reference, either in the...
Why Counseling Takes Time
In a recent and popular book entitled A General Theory of Love Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini and Richard Lannon make a brave statement. They say...
Tasks for Dreaming
The paper presents an introduction to a model of philosophical counseling which is based on somatized, embodied emotions as key informative blocks of moral...
The Pathological Community: Can a Society be Mad?
Emotions, rather than rational judgment, are what fundamentally motivates us to act, both as individuals and as collectives. The nature of a community, its quality...