The time frame of preferences, dispositions, and the validity of advance directives for the mentally ill

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Philosophy, Psychiatry, and Psychology 5 (3):225-246 (1998)
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In this article we discuss the validity of previous preferences and advance directives in cases of severe mental illness.

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