Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 110
... hospitalized " within their marriages as their daughters are within the asylums . It may also be argued that sooner or later most women become , are perceived as , or think they are mad . If Laing had used " normal " ( non - hospitalized ) ...
... hospitalized " within their marriages as their daughters are within the asylums . It may also be argued that sooner or later most women become , are perceived as , or think they are mad . If Laing had used " normal " ( non - hospitalized ) ...
Pagina 141
... hospitalization— as the lesbians are . The lesbians , in turn , for a number of reasons , are not as trapped into a hospitalized psychiatric career as are the MA women . ‡‡ The mental asylum ( MA ) women in Table 3 were first committed ...
... hospitalization— as the lesbians are . The lesbians , in turn , for a number of reasons , are not as trapped into a hospitalized psychiatric career as are the MA women . ‡‡ The mental asylum ( MA ) women in Table 3 were first committed ...
Pagina 315
... hospitalized . Since the male model of mental health involves a man's ability to " own " or be " serviced by " a woman , men who will not or cannot do this ( male homosexuals , male “ schizo- phrenics , " some male alcoholics and drug ...
... hospitalized . Since the male model of mental health involves a man's ability to " own " or be " serviced by " a woman , men who will not or cannot do this ( male homosexuals , male “ schizo- phrenics , " some male alcoholics and drug ...
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