
Mental Illness and Social Processes
Scheff, Thomas J. (ed.) Publisher: Harper and Row, New York, USA Year Published: 1967 Pages: 327pp Resource Type: Book
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Part One: "Recognition" of Mental Illness-The Definitional Process Some Factors in Identifying and Defining Mental Illness: David Mechanic The Psychological Meaning of Mental Illness in the Family: Marian Radke Yarrow, Charlotte Green Schwartz, Harriet S. Murphy, and Leila Calhoun Deasy What the Mass Media Present: Jum C. Nunnally, Jr. Rejection: A Possible Consequence of Seeking Help for Mental Disorders: Derek L. Phillips Look at Me: Peter Grey
Part Two: Decision-Making in the Community The Mental Health of the Hutterites: Joseph W. Eaton and Robert J. Weil The Illusion of Due Process in Commitment Proceedings: Luis Kutner Social Conditions for Rationality: How Urban and Rural Courts Deal with the Mentally Ill: Thomas J. Scheff Psychiatric and Social Attributes as Predictors of Case Outcome in Mental Hospitalization: Simon Dinitz, Mark Lefton, Shirley Angrist, and Benjamin Pasamanick The Abbotts: R.D. Laing and A. Esterson A Review of Sanity, Madness, and the Family: John K. Wing
Part Three: Social-Psychological Aspects of Psychiatric Treatment Social Factors Influencing the Development and Containment of Psychiatric Symptoms: Jules V. Coleman The Dynamics of the Psychotherapeutic Relationship: Jerome D. Frank The Obligation to Remain Sick: Ben Bursten and Rose D'Esopo Institutionalism in Mental Hospitals: J.K. Wing
Part Four: Medical and Social Issues in the Field of Mental Illness The Myth of Mental Illness: Thomas S. Szasz Personality Disorder Is Disease: David P. Ausubel Normal Deviants: Erving Goffman Paranoia and the Dynamics of Exclusion: Edwin M. Lemert Notes on the Sociology of Deviance: Kai T. Erikson
Notes Index
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