Clinical Anecdotes: A Logic in Madness

Philosophy, Psychiatry, and Psychology 22 (4):303-305 (2015)
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Abstract

The ultimate language of madness is that of reason.In short, under the chaotic and manifest delirium reigns the order of a secret delirium. In this second delirium, which is, in a sense, pure reason, reason delivered of all the external tinsel of dementia, is located the paradoxical truth of madness. And this in a double sense, since we find here both what makes madness true and what makes it truly madness.At the urging of his parents, Mr. A, a college-age young man with a past diagnosis of Asperger’s...

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