The protest psychosis
how schizophrenia became a black disease
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Publication
2010 - Beacon Press, Boston, Massachusetts
Language
English
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- Internet Archiveprotestpsychosis0000metz
- Internet Archiveprotestpsychosis00metz
- ISBN-139780807085929
- ISBN-100807085928
- Goodreads6955186
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- LibraryThing9383229
- Library of Congress Control Number2009016610
- OCLC Control Number647833131
- OCLC Control Number319496892
- Better World Books9780807085929
- Better World BooksW8-BUK-394
- Open LibraryOL23223434M
Classifications
- DDC362.196/8980089960973
- LCCRC451.5.N4 .M48 2009
- LCCRC451.5.N4 M48 2009
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- LCCRC451.5.N4M48 2009
- LCCRC451.5.N4 M48 2009eb
Subjects
Topics
DiseasesSchwarzeDiagnosisPsychologyHomophobiaHate crimesSchizofreniCase studiesCase ReportsSanté mentaleÉtudes de casMental healthSchizophreniaSchizophrenieSchizophréniePsykiskt sjukaAfro-amerikanerNoirs américainsHEALTH & FITNESSAfrican AmericansCultural psychiatryMentally Ill PersonsGays, crimes againstPsychiatrische KlinikBlack or African AmericanNervous System (incl. Brain)Schizophrenia -- Case studiesAfrican americans, psychologyGays, legal status, laws, etc.African americans, mental healthAfrican Americans -- Mental health -- Case studiesSex discrimination in criminal justice administration
Genres
- Case studies
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- The protest psychosis: how schizophrenia became a black disease
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