6Chapter 3. The First Principle: Autopoiesis and the Living Unity
18Chapter 14. Limitations and Safeguards
7Chapter 4. The Second Principle: Structural Coupling and Person-World Fit
19Chapter 15. Conclusion: Toward a Life-Coherent Psychiatry
8Chapter 5. The Third Principle: Valence, Emotioning, and Domains of Possible Action
20Closing Reflection: The Clinical and Human Invitation
9Chapter 6. The Fourth and Fifth Principles: Felt Sense and Emotional Sentience
21Back Cover Synopsis
10Chapter 7. Neuropsychiatric Disease as Disturbed Living Coherence
22About the Author
11Chapter 8. The Seven-Primitives Clinical Grammar
23Further Reading and Intellectual Lineages
12Chapter 9. Disorder Families Reinterpreted Through Living Coherence
