Titlebook: Paranoia: A Study in Diagnosis; Yehuda Fried,Joseph Agassi Book 1976 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1976 diagnosis.neuro

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Sociological Background,ple holding these very beliefs. This is so not only in the weak sense that most members of a given community may believe in magic, ghosts, goblins, cargo from Heaven, saviours etc. It is so in the additional strong sense that a view which is considered paranoic in one society may be institutionalize

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Paranoia as a Fixation of an Abstract System,e focus on the growth of the individual’s ability to consider alternative answers to a given question simultaneously and then test them. We also take for granted for a moment that this is scientific method as described by members of the hypothetico-deductivist school in the philosophy of sciences, e

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Postscript,lind-spot — which isn’t really blind: under immense pressure the patient may show recognition of what he systematically ignores. Indeed ignoring it costs so much intellectual and emotional energy and recognizing it costs enormous emotional energy — so much so that it is a threat of total collapse.

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