غیر پزشکی کردن رنج دوم: جامعه، سیاست و صنعت سلامت روان ۲۰۱۴
De-Medicalizing Misery II: Society, Politics and the Mental Health Industry 2014

1. Cover

2. Title

3. Copyright

4. Contents

5. List of Tables and Figures

6. Preface: Misery, Meaning and Politics

7. Acknowledgements

8. Notes on Contributors

1 Is it Justice? Therapeutic History and the Politics of Recognition

2 Mentality or Morality? Membership Categorization, Multiple Meanings and Mass Murder

3 Uncovering Recovery: The Resistible Rise of Recovery and Resilience

4 The Failure of Modern Psychiatry and Some Prospects of Scientific Progress Offered by Critical Realism

5 The Construction of Psychiatric Diagnoses: The Case of Adult ADHD

6 The Hyperactive State: ADHD in Historical Perspective

7 The Medicalization of ‘Ups and Downs’: The Marketing of the New Bipolar Disorder

8 ‘It Made Me Realize that’s How I Was’: Identity Management by People with Diagnoses of ‘Learning Disability’ and ‘Mental Illness’

9 ADHD: How a Lie ‘Medicated’ Often Enough Became the Truth

10 Transforming Misery into Sickness: The Genealogy of Depression in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual

11 The Cardinals of Psychiatry

12 The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual: A History of Critiques of Psychiatric Classification Systems

13 Time to Abandon the Bio-bio-bio Model of Psychosis: Exploring the Epigenetic and Psychological Mechanisms by which Adverse Life Events Lead to Psychotic Symptoms

14 Trauma, Dissociation, Attachment and Neuroscience: A New Paradigm for Understanding Severe Mental Distress

23. Notes

24. References

25. Index