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About the Authors
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Alastair Macdonald is Professor of Old Age Psychiatry at Guy's, King's and
St Thomas's Schools of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences in London, UK. Forced to teach
psychopathology to psychiatric trainees at the Maudsley in 1980, he found he quite liked it, and has carried on
teaching it, in groups and individually, ever since.
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Owen Box is Specialist Registrar in Old Age Pyschiatry on the GKT/South Thames East Specialist
Training Scheme in the UK. His interest in psychopathology reconciles his interest in neuroscience, the
philosophy of mind, and the bizarre in general. |
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Franrer is Consultant in General Adult Psychiatry in the Brent, Kensington, Chelsea
and Westminster NHS Trust in London, UK. She has always been interested in the
ways in which patients describe and make sense of their abnormal experiences, particularly psychotic
phenomena, the core of serious mental illness.
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