Geisteskrankheit - ein moderner Mythos: Grundlagen einer Theorie des persönlichen Verhaltens

His arguments seem to stem from philosophical and ethical concerns about autonomy and societal control. I'm curious what personal experiences or ideas led him to this bold stance.

The book questions whether labels like depression or schizophrenia are real illnesses or just ways society manages behavior. How did this perspective influence your view of mental health?

Considering the developments in mental health treatment and neurobiology, I wonder if his arguments are still relevant or if they overlook scientific advances.