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Author Bracken, Patrick (Patrick J.)
Title Postpsychiatry / Patrick Bracken and Philip Thomas.
Publication Info Oxford : Oxford University Press, c2009.


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Descript 304 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Introduction: 'The times they are a-changin'; Doing their best; 1. Values, evidence, conflict; 2. What counts as evidence?; The miracle drug; 3. The battle for acceptance: defining the relationship between medicine and the world of madness and distress; The ring; 4. Foregrounding contexts: what kinds of understanding are appropriate in the world of mental illness?; Losing Peter; 5. Mind, language and meaning; Beetles; 6. Ethics before technology - is 'treatment' the best way to think about mental health work?; 7. Narrative and the ethics of representation; 8. Meaning and recovery; 9. Citizenship and the politics of identity; 10. Are you local? Responding to the challenge of globalisation in mental health; The veil
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Author Bracken, Patrick (Patrick J.)
Series International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry
International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry.
Subject Psychology -- Philosophy.
Mental health -- Philosophy.
Psychology, Pathological.
Psychiatric ethics.
Social control.
Antipsychiatry.
Alt author Thomas, Philip, 1949-
Descript 304 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Introduction: 'The times they are a-changin'; Doing their best; 1. Values, evidence, conflict; 2. What counts as evidence?; The miracle drug; 3. The battle for acceptance: defining the relationship between medicine and the world of madness and distress; The ring; 4. Foregrounding contexts: what kinds of understanding are appropriate in the world of mental illness?; Losing Peter; 5. Mind, language and meaning; Beetles; 6. Ethics before technology - is 'treatment' the best way to think about mental health work?; 7. Narrative and the ethics of representation; 8. Meaning and recovery; 9. Citizenship and the politics of identity; 10. Are you local? Responding to the challenge of globalisation in mental health; The veil
ISBN 9780198526094 (pbk.) :
Author Bracken, Patrick (Patrick J.)
Series International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry
International perspectives in philosophy and psychiatry.
Subject Psychology -- Philosophy.
Mental health -- Philosophy.
Psychology, Pathological.
Psychiatric ethics.
Social control.
Antipsychiatry.
Alt author Thomas, Philip, 1949-
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 3rd Floor  RC437.5 .B87 2009  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Psychology -- Philosophy.
Mental health -- Philosophy.
Psychology, Pathological.
Psychiatric ethics.
Social control.
Antipsychiatry.
Descript 304 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Introduction: 'The times they are a-changin'; Doing their best; 1. Values, evidence, conflict; 2. What counts as evidence?; The miracle drug; 3. The battle for acceptance: defining the relationship between medicine and the world of madness and distress; The ring; 4. Foregrounding contexts: what kinds of understanding are appropriate in the world of mental illness?; Losing Peter; 5. Mind, language and meaning; Beetles; 6. Ethics before technology - is 'treatment' the best way to think about mental health work?; 7. Narrative and the ethics of representation; 8. Meaning and recovery; 9. Citizenship and the politics of identity; 10. Are you local? Responding to the challenge of globalisation in mental health; The veil
Alt author Thomas, Philip, 1949-
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