This review examines insights on mental health in Mad Studies, highlighting activism and cultural relations.
Mad Studies is a rather young field, but as noted in the foreword to Lewis, Ali and Russell’s recently published reader, it has seen a surge in writings in the last few years. Activists, artists, scholars and clinicians critically and constructively examine psychiatry, mental health care, and cultural relations of mental difference. This reader compiles a diverse and thought-provoking collection of writings, offering valuable insights for those interested in mental health, social justice, and the politics of identity.
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