The person with schizophrenia as a person. II: Approaches to the subjective and complex.
In the mental health field, the attention given to the subjective side of a person's experience is grossly inadequate. The best way to reflect the subjectivity of a person may be by means of the subjectivity of another. To take account of both subjective experience and objective measures in the course of mental disorders, a new concept is needed. This may be the person's story.
Strauss
J S
JS
Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, New Haven, CT 06519.
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