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The existential and philosophical debate on how mental illness may affect personal identity and the continuity of the self.

Philosophical investigations into what constitutes a mental disorder versus natural human variation.

Discussion of the ethical implications of paternalism in psychiatry, including issues of consent and autonomy.

The interplay between concepts of free will, moral responsibility, and the presence of mental illness.

Philosophical issues surrounding the biomedical approach to mental illness, including reductionism and the legitimacy of psychiatric classifications.

Examination of the critiques of psychiatry as a discipline, including its power dynamics, the concept of 'normalcy', and the validity of diagnosis.

Ethical and philosophical considerations surrounding the neurodiversity movement and its stance on mental illness as variation rather than pathology.

Consideration of mental illness from the subjective, first-person point of view and its implications for understanding the mind.

Philosophical exploration of the origin and impact of stigma associated with mental health disorders.