Binswanger’s Anthropological Phenomenology
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https://doi.org/10.48075/aoristo.v1i1.16523Keywords:
Fenomenologia, Daseinsanálise, Ludwig BinswangerAbstract
In this study we have a narrative review of the literature of way showed the different stages of psychiatry such as develop by Ludwig Binswanger while we conduct a critical analysis of these stages of psychiatry. We wrote about the reasons Binswanger`s movement from the biological bases that support psychiatry epoch towards a psychoanalytical perspective. In this stage Binswanger defends the psychic bases of mental disorders, of which in brief time deviate by review that psychoanalysis there was psychic reduction. This scholar doing that he starts his phenomenological studies with his master Edmund Husserl, believing that perspective would be free of any reduction. In a short period of time, this psychiatry scholar start to study analytics of Dasein with Martin Heidegger, taking as Daseinsanalysis has his ground studies. Given that Heidegger criticized his Daseinsanalysis. Binswanger changed the name of his psychiatry project to phenomenological anthropology, by becoming interested in the time and spaces experiences of those who had illness mental.
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