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Psychiatr. Sci. Hum. Neurosci. (2011) 9:64-77 DOI 10.1007/s11836-011-0166-y ENTRETIEN / DISCUSSION Entretien avec John S. Strauss, Professeur émérite de psychiatrie àl’université de Yale (New Haven, Connecticut) Propos recueillis par Alain Bottéro Interview with John S. Strauss, Professor emeritus of psychiatry at the Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) Words collected by Alain Bottéro J. Strauss © Springer-Verlag France 2011 PSN : John Strauss, cela fait 50 ans que vous êtes chercheur PSN : Le DSM-III parle de disorder, de mental disorder en psychiatrie. Avant de nous donner un aperçu des travaux notamment, ce que les psychiatres français ont choisi de que vous avez menés et de vos recherches présentes, traduire par « trouble mental ». pourriez-vous nous dire quelle a été votre formation ? Par quels chemins en êtes-vous arrivés à la psychiatrie ? JS : Trouble en américain possède un sens plus large. Disor- der signifie que quelque chose déjà ne va pas. Trouble,ce John Strauss (JS) : J’aimerais plutôt, si vous le voulez bien, n’est qu’un « problème », on ne sait pas de quoi il s’agit. commencer par la fin — enfin, j’espère quand même que ce C’est justement ce qui me plaît dans votre expression «
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Published: Apr 19, 2011
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