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Szasz, T. (1977) Language and Lunacy. The Theology of Medicine, 1st Edition, Harper & Row, Publishers, New York.

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  • TITLE: The Mentally Offset Human and the Society

    AUTHORS: Kong Derick Njikeh

    KEYWORDS: Human Being, Spirit, Soul, Body, Mentally Offset Human, Natural Human Rights

    JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Psychiatry, Vol.6 No.2, April 14, 2016

    ABSTRACT: A human being is a complex type of creature whose existence depends on three components; the spirit, the soul and the body which interact in a reversible manner. I do believe that there comes a time when there is lack of a reversible interaction between the soul and the spirit in certain individuals which leads to a state of mental offset. For humans to live in sociality the world is governed by humans’ laws but the mentally offset human do not live according to these laws. Due to this, they are considered as being useless in the society but I do believe that they have complete natural human rights and are not useless for they are aware of each act they perform. It is observed that the mentally offset human hardly acquire a disease from natural origin, I do believe that due to this lack of a reversible interaction between the soul and the spirit, the immune system is reprogrammed such that there is a lack of recognition of exogenous and endogenous pathological substances and there is no means of interaction between these substances and the body cells.