Subjectivity and Critical Mental Health
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Subjectivity and Critical Mental Health
Lessons from Brazil
Goulart, Daniel
Taylor & Francis Inc
02/2019
128
Mole
Inglês
9780815369615
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword 1. Introduction 2. Deinstitutionalization and mental health 3. Subjectivity as a transverse concept 4. Subjective sense and subjective configuration: conceptual devices to foster new articulations within the mental health field 5. The subject and the agent beyond idealization 6. Subjective development and ethics of the subject: crucial challenges for critical mental health care 7. Final remarks Bibliography Index
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Psychosocial Care Centers;Global Mental Health;psychiatric reform;Human Suffering;institutionalisation;Community Mental Health Services;mental health;Cap;subjectivity;Decolonizing Global Mental Health;symbolic-emotional processes;Contemporary Society;community care;Critical Mental Health;objectification;Subjective Productions;critical psychology;Subjective Configuration;National Mental Health Policy;Social Symbolical Constructions;Mental Health Service Users;Cultural Historical Psychology;Subjective Senses;Social Human Creations;Mental Health Public Policy;Community Mental Health Care;Social Subjective Systems;Sebastian's Case;Epistemological Fragility;Mental Health Care;Cultural Historical Perspective
Foreword 1. Introduction 2. Deinstitutionalization and mental health 3. Subjectivity as a transverse concept 4. Subjective sense and subjective configuration: conceptual devices to foster new articulations within the mental health field 5. The subject and the agent beyond idealization 6. Subjective development and ethics of the subject: crucial challenges for critical mental health care 7. Final remarks Bibliography Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Psychosocial Care Centers;Global Mental Health;psychiatric reform;Human Suffering;institutionalisation;Community Mental Health Services;mental health;Cap;subjectivity;Decolonizing Global Mental Health;symbolic-emotional processes;Contemporary Society;community care;Critical Mental Health;objectification;Subjective Productions;critical psychology;Subjective Configuration;National Mental Health Policy;Social Symbolical Constructions;Mental Health Service Users;Cultural Historical Psychology;Subjective Senses;Social Human Creations;Mental Health Public Policy;Community Mental Health Care;Social Subjective Systems;Sebastian's Case;Epistemological Fragility;Mental Health Care;Cultural Historical Perspective
