Functions and Dysfunctions in Medicine and Psychiatry

These talks were recorded over the 23-24 academic year.

Marija Kušić & Petar Nurkić: Exploring delusions: formation, maintenance, and the role of apophenia

Amanda Loeffelholz: Delusions, Rationality, and Correct Functioning

Migdalia Arcila-Valenzuela: Grief, Attachment Theory, and the Costly-Function Puzzle

John Matthewson: Proper Functions are Graded

Harriet Fagerberg & Justin Garson: Proper Functions are Proximal

David Papineau: Healthy, Harmful, Proximal Dysfunctions

Christian O. Scholz: Dysfunction does not Imply Impairment: the Curious Case of Aphantasia

James Turner: Rethinking depression: Or why most cases of depression are not dysfunctional

Fabian Hundertmark: Revisiting dysfunction in disorders: degrees, diversity, and distality

Nir Fresco & Marc Artiga: Miscomputation as Malfunction in the Computational Sciences of Mind+Brain