We are all abnormal. History of stereotypes of mental illness
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For centuries, people suffering from mental disorders caused rejection, fear, disgust and neglect. They not only suffered from the illness itself, but also became outcasts locked in the walls of the hospital and shelters. The stigmatization of mental illness has become an integral part of world history. In different countries and cultures, scientists and society carried out a moral sentence mentally ill, considered them a threat to others and isolated from the outside world.
Professor Grinker tries to debunk these stereotypes. The achievements of his grandfather and great -grandfather in the field of psychiatry, the experience of communicating with an autism living with autism, and his own studies of the neurusterity turn over our attitude to mental disorders, which are transformed in parallel with the evolution of mankind.
In the twenty -first century, many deviations and features of the psyche are no longer considered a sentence and only emphasize the individuality of the personality
Professor Grinker tries to debunk these stereotypes. The achievements of his grandfather and great -grandfather in the field of psychiatry, the experience of communicating with an autism living with autism, and his own studies of the neurusterity turn over our attitude to mental disorders, which are transformed in parallel with the evolution of mankind.
In the twenty -first century, many deviations and features of the psyche are no longer considered a sentence and only emphasize the individuality of the personality
Author:
Author:Grinker Roy Richard
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Series:
Series: Pronouka
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907241-61-9
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