Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part – Medical power in a narcissistic culture
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"The objectivist-naturalistic model of the American philosopher Chr. Boorse is
not only of significance for physiology and somatic medicine. The objectivist
map of the mental functions and disorders must be compiled. He noted in psychiatry
far behind compared to the physiology and somatic medicine. In his article
"What a theory of mental health shouldering be?" He points to the essential description
of the mental functions, leading to an objective view, showing how a
person works.
"Foudraine strove for a value-free psychophysiology, a description of the man as
he is and not as he would like to be. Here we hear the Ethics of Spinoza." 210 - I
quote Foudraine in “Bunker Builders" again in which he gives a quotation out of
a speech of R.H. van den Hoofdakker, emeritus professor of biological psychiatry
at the opening of the Year of the Schizophrenia "... the ideal psychiatrist would be
both: a brain specialist as a psychoanalytic-psycho-therapist." This universal psychiatry
would have to give her true identity and also as a focal point for politicians,
may be the key figure in the mental health, commented Foudraine. 211
Sometimes it is necessary to declare a person "as building from wood", to objectify
the individual as he underlines. Medici require people to be object of science,
academic affairs and research. "Hermeneutical understanding, explaining and
understanding in the service of restoring internal and external communication are
not addressed and understand. 212
210 Quote from my speech delivered in 1992 at a Study Generale at the Mazaryk University in Brno (Czech Republic).
The wishes of Boorse still lingers in the air and despite all neurobiological advances are not gone beyond assumptions and
expectations, without letting go of these supposed necessities. The question of the extent and nature of "suffering" it not
the case as he determines the difference between illness, disease and mental disorders, but the objectivity of the nosology
in the theory of medicine. Based on the degree of suffering it is pragmatic and should be avoided as the basis for a distinction
between the different diseases. He also assumes a value-free psychophysiology.
211 Foudraine, J. Bunker Builders, Ambo, Amsterdam, 1998, p. 18. It is remarkable that this book was first published in
October 1997 and lived the 5th edition in January 1998. Talked about importance of vision.
212 Foudraine, a citation page 16.