Challenging conventional ideas about mind and society
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Edited by Phil Brown, Radical Psychology brings together critical perspectives that question traditional assumptions about mental health, professional authority and the role of psychology in society. The contributors examine how social conditions, institutions, power and inequality shape personal distress, and they consider alternatives to approaches that locate every problem within the individual. Direct, provocative and rooted in debates about social change, the collection invites readers to reconsider the purposes of psychological theory and practice. It is a useful historical resource for students interested in critical psychology, psychiatry and community-based thought.
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