Women and MadnessChicago Review Press, 4 set 2018 - 432 pagine Feminist icon Phyllis Chesler's pioneering work, Women and Madness, remains startlingly relevant today, nearly fifty years since its first publication in 1972. With over 2.5 million copies sold, this landmark book is unanimously regarded as the definitive work on the subject of women's psychology. Now back in print, this completely revised and updated edition adds perspectives on eating disorders, postpartum depression, biological psychology, important feminist political findings, female genital mutilation, and more. |
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... called professional training merely repeated and falsely professionalized our previous cultural education. I knew that what I was being taught was neither useful nor true. At this point, I'd been attending feminist meetings almost ...
... called professional training merely repeated and falsely professionalized our previous cultural education. I knew that what I was being taught was neither useful nor true. At this point, I'd been attending feminist meetings almost ...
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... called backlash was upon us from the very moment we drew our rst, Second Wave feminist breath. Yes, among mental health professionals too. THE. MID-1970S. Psychologist Paula Caplan, author of. e. Myth of Female Masochism, and a host of ...
... called backlash was upon us from the very moment we drew our rst, Second Wave feminist breath. Yes, among mental health professionals too. THE. MID-1970S. Psychologist Paula Caplan, author of. e. Myth of Female Masochism, and a host of ...
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... called women—then everything was ne. But when listening implied changing their theories, then there was a problem.” THE. 1980S. Psychiatrist Nanette Gartrell completed her three-year psychiatric residency at Harvard in 1979. She then ...
... called women—then everything was ne. But when listening implied changing their theories, then there was a problem.” THE. 1980S. Psychiatrist Nanette Gartrell completed her three-year psychiatric residency at Harvard in 1979. She then ...
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... called names like witch, wicked bitch, booby lady, and, more benignly, sugar. CLASS. BIASES. According to psychotherapist Marcia Hill, “Class and classism is in the position that gender and sexism was thirty years ago: denied, surrounded ...
... called names like witch, wicked bitch, booby lady, and, more benignly, sugar. CLASS. BIASES. According to psychotherapist Marcia Hill, “Class and classism is in the position that gender and sexism was thirty years ago: denied, surrounded ...
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... called mentally ill, and are funded in part by the drug companies [one million dollars in 1995 alone]. e National Alliance for the Mentally Ill has succeeded in [their] desire to expand several state laws so that innocent American ...
... called mentally ill, and are funded in part by the drug companies [one million dollars in 1995 alone]. e National Alliance for the Mentally Ill has succeeded in [their] desire to expand several state laws so that innocent American ...
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