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Raceountries. Michel Foucault’s work became a colonising movement fortifying the individual in the containing system appealing to the individualism of the West. Postcolonial theory is utilized, including the work of psychiatrist and activist Frantz Fanon.

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Creative Voicesia Discourse Centre seminar presentation, De Montfort University, 10 March 2019). There has been a shift towards wellbeing and positive aspects of psychology which could be problematic. There is evidence that what is often thought of as mental ill-health, like hearing voices, leads to greater creativity and this chapter confirms this.

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World Food Adequacy and Security,d the Witch Craze, a form of group psychosis explained by economics. Female healers were a threat socially and economically to the patriarchy so were destroyed. Other forms of popular group psychosis are examined, including celebrity culture.

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Zygmunt G. Barański,Shirley W. Vinallpted definition of normality concerning the functional utility of the human. There is a challenge to the ‘mad’ activity and over-production and consumption of capitalism which functions as a desperate attempt to overcome anxiety. What was thought to be the cure is part of the illness.

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Utilizes the latest discourse in cultural theory, and analysThis book is a unique study of the historical, theoretical, and cultural interpretations of ‘madness’ including interviews with those who have experiences of ‘madness’. It takes a transdisciplinary approach, employing historical, psychologi

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Deniz Kandiyoti (Senior Lecturer). Narration is all: people tell a story about their past at a certain point in time and space then this is remembered and interpreted later, the reader reinterpreting this. These powerful narratives show the real impact of ‘madness’, how it has been treated, and what we can learn from personal experiences.