Prof. Dr. Thomas Fuchs

Date of birth: 09. 29.1958 - Place of birth: Munich, Germany

Institution: Center of Psychosocial Medicine of the University of Heidelberg, Hospital for General Psychiatry (Contact: thomas_fuchs(at)med.uni-heidelberg.de).

 

 

Fuchs Mk Portrait 03Fields of Interest:

Phänomenology, Psychopathology, Theory of Neuroscience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Curriculum Vitae

Project the MK

 

 

Major Research Projects:

 

Coordinator of the European Marie-Curie Research Training Network “DISCOS – Disorders and Coherence of the Embodied Self” (2007-2011), including 9 European Centers from philosophy, neuroscience, psychiatry and developmental psychology

 

Coordinator of the Joint National Research Project The brain as an organ of interrelations – Interdisciplinary perspectives on the development of socially induced capacities”, funded by the Volkswagenstiftung (2008-2011), including German centers from philosophy, neurobiology, developmental psychology and psychiatry

 

 

10 recent publications:

 

Fuchs, T., 2007: Fragmented selves. Temporality and identity in Border­line personality disorder. Psychopathology 40:379-387.

 

Fuchs, T., 2007: Psychotherapy of the lived space. A phenomenologi­cal and ecologi­cal concept. Am. J. Psychotherapy 61: 432-439.

 

Fuchs, T., 2007: The temporal structure of intentionality and its distur­bance in schizo­phrenia. Psychopathology 40: 229-235.

 

Fuchs, T., 2006: Ethical issues in neuroscience. Current Opinions in Psy­chiatry 19: 600-607.

 

Fuchs, T., 2005: Delusional mood and delusional perception – A phe­nome­nological analysis. Psychopa­thology 38:133-139.

 

Fuchs, T., 2005: Implicit and explicit temporality. Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psycho­logy 12: 195-198.

 

Fuchs, T., 2005: Corporealized and disembodied minds. A phenomenological view of the body in melan­cholia and schizophrenia. Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology 12: 95-107.

 

Fuchs, T., 2005: Overcoming dualism. Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psycho­logy 12: 115-117.

 

Fuchs, T., 2004: Neurobiology and Psychotherapy: An emerging dialogue. Current Opinions in Psychiatry 17: 479-485

 

Fuchs, T., 2002: The Challenge of Neuroscience: Psychiatry and Phenomenology today. Psycho­pa­thology 35: 319-326.

 

 

 

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