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The Third Revolution: Philosophy into Practice in Twenty-first Century Psychiatry

approach, as exemplified particularly by the work of the Oxford philosopher, J L Austin (Austin, 1956/7), has a wide range of potential applications for psychiatry. Many of these applications, as in the present case, involve raising awareness of elements in the meanings of the concepts by which we structure and make sense of the world around us, elements of which we are generally unaware (Fulford, 1990). This is indeed one of the key respects in which analytic philosophy, as exemplified by Aus tin‟s linguistic analysis, is methodologically close to phenomenology (Fulford et al., 2003).