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Why Talk About Madness?978-3-030-21096-0Series ISSN 2634-6036 Series E-ISSN 2634-6044

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21096-0Deinstitutionalisation; Asylum; Mental health; Mental illness; Institutional care; Patient voices; Interve

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Asylum Archives and Cases as Stories,titutions of the past through the prism of the archive, and the stories inside patient cases. In doing so, the chapter seeks to show how we might decolonise the writing of this history. By encountering the archive, the historian also makes an intervention to it; historians are now exploring the divi

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The Asylum and Its Afterlife,a space for confinement to the era of post-institutional experiences of late twentieth-century mental health. The asylums of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries loomed large in the imaginations and on the landscapes of towns, cities and the countryside. Memories of these places, and the shadows t

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Extra-Institutional Care, or Madness Uncontained,rvices, their families and the agencies themselves. It refers to peer-to-peer approaches, and consumer-led actions in the final decades of the twentieth century in different places. The chapter examines the move to extra-institutional solutions as early as before the nineteenth century, and also des

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