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Depression

Depression

Law and Ethics

9780198801900
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Opis
Depression is amorphous. It defies easy generalization, and eludes medical and legal categories. Is it part of the self, or its predator? Can a sufferer be held responsible for their actions? This edited collection provides a holistic study of a protean illness.If the law is to regulate the lives of those who suffer from depression, it is vital that lawyers understand the condition. Drawing upon a wide-ranging expertise, this volume looks at depression from four viewpoints:: that of the sufferer, the clinician, the ethicist, and the lawyer. Topics covered include the cultural history of depression; causes, epidemiology, and diagnosis; the autonomy debate; criminal responsibility; public health law; depression in the workplace; depression and children;and assisted suicide.First-hand accounts from sufferers are followed by contributions from clinicians who say what depression is, outline its demography and therapeutic options, and indicate the legal and ethical problems that trouble them the most. The essays then go on to explore legal and ethical questions in depth. This collection is essential reading for lawyers seeking a broader understanding of depression, and non-lawyers seeking an insight into the difficulty law has engaging with the condition.
Szczegóły produktu
OUP Oxford
88010
9780198801900
9780198801900

Opis

Rok wydania
2017
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
324
Wymiary (mm)
156 x 234
Waga (g)
638
  • Part One: Sufferers; Depression is not like Anything on Earth; Tristimania; On Being Not Depressed; Part Two: Clinical; Depression: Symptomatology, Diagnosis, and Classification; The Aetiology of Depression; A Cultural History of Depression; The Epidemiology of Depression; Depressive Disorders in Childhood and Adolescence; Depression in the Ill and the Dying; The Treatment of Depression: An Overview of the Physical Options; Treatment: An Overview of Talking Therapies; Part Three: Ethics; Ethics and Depression: A Personal Perspective; Being Yourself: Authentic Decision-making and Depression; Depressions Plural: Pathology and the Challenge of Values; Is Treating Depression Just Like Treating Appendicitis?; The Impact of Depression on Healthcare Decisions: Autonomy, Capacity, and Competence; Depression in the Developing World; Part Four: Law; Depression and Consent to Treatment: The Limits of a Capacity-based Approach; Depression and Public Health Law: Ethics, Governance, and the Socio-Political Determinants of Health and Well-being; Legal Regulation of Treatment for Depression; Depression in Criminal Law and Process; Depression and Civil Liability; Depression in the Workplace: An Employment Law Response; Depression and Children; Depression and Assisted Dying: Putting the Black Dog to Sleep?;
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