Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 58
... hospital hierarchy and who , like mothers , don't really " like " their ( wayward ) daughters . Such supervision ... Hospital and an " unnamed hospital in suburban Tinley Park " ; the New York Times , June 1969 , regarding Fairfield ...
... hospital hierarchy and who , like mothers , don't really " like " their ( wayward ) daughters . Such supervision ... Hospital and an " unnamed hospital in suburban Tinley Park " ; the New York Times , June 1969 , regarding Fairfield ...
Pagina 132
... hospitals ( see Tables 4 , 5 , and 7 ) . A pattern of frequent and recurring hospital commit- ments , as well as lengthy stays , seems to characterize the female " career " as a psychiatric patient.10 There is some evidence that women ...
... hospitals ( see Tables 4 , 5 , and 7 ) . A pattern of frequent and recurring hospital commit- ments , as well as lengthy stays , seems to characterize the female " career " as a psychiatric patient.10 There is some evidence that women ...
Pagina 201
... hospital where I saw a psychiatrist who was shocked by my homosexuality .... After I left Bellevue I saw him for a couple of months , privately . He called my mother in for an interview ( he said he thought he would get a better ...
... hospital where I saw a psychiatrist who was shocked by my homosexuality .... After I left Bellevue I saw him for a couple of months , privately . He called my mother in for an interview ( he said he thought he would get a better ...
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