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    Alan Watts

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    The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.

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    Thomas Sass

    6 mentions across 4 talks in Alan Watts

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    Psychotherapy and Metaphysics1 mention
    1:01:53

    …and people aren't responsible for it and so on has been challenged in recent years, particularly by a psychiatrist by the name of Thomas Sass s c a s s something like that it's a Hungarian name who's written a book called the myth of mental illness.…

    The Natural Environment and Religion1 mention
    40:52

    …a psychiatrist: do you ever have strange feelings? Yes, then we say the person is in danger of a mental disease. Well now Thomas Sass and others have made a very hard headed, serious critique of the whole idea of using a medical model for behavior and…

    On Being God + Q&A (aka "Eastern Religion And Contemporary Psychology") [Esalen East Coast Weekend]2 mentions
    10:35

    …sees troublesome signs when the doctrines and processes of psychiatry, psychoanalysis and so forth become officialized, and I think Thomas Sass in his books the myth of mental illness and the manufacture of madness is pointing out something extremely important…

    16:50

    …of me here. If I try to do what's expected they say I'm compliant, and that seems to be some sort of a sickness. Thomas Sass drew attention to this when he quoted a discussion of the types of school children who may very well need therapy. There were…

    Mysticism and Morality (aka Q&A With God)2 mentions
    10:39

    …sees troublesome signs when the doctrines and processes of psychiatry, psychoanalysis and so forth become officialized. And I think Thomas Sass in his books the myth of mental illness and the manufacture of madness, is pointing out something extremely…

    16:51

    …me here, if I try to do what's expected, they say I'm compliant, and that seems to be some sort of a sickness. Thomas Sass drew attention to this when he quoted a discussion of the types of schoolchildren who may very well need therapy. There were…