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| Foreword | ||
| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| 1 | Schizophrenia in Context | 1 |
| Ethnography and the Interpretive Approach to Schizophrenia | 4 | |
| Taken-for-Granted Ideas and Practices | 10 | |
| Psychiatric Discourse and Practice | 14 | |
| Person, Case, and Schizophrenia | 18 | |
| Direction of the Book | 19 | |
| 2 | Time and Space in a Progressive Psychiatric Hospital | 22 |
| Progress | 22 | |
| Histories of Ridgehaven | 26 | |
| Hospital Landscape | 29 | |
| Integration of Time and Space | 33 | |
| 3 | Professional Domains and the Dimensions of a Case | 38 |
| Professional Domains | 40 | |
| Cutting Across Professional Domains | 66 | |
| Case Time and Space | 67 | |
| 4 | Clinical Teams and the 'Whole Person' | 71 |
| Psychiatric Hegemony | 74 | |
| Two Forums: Case Record and Case Conference | 86 | |
| Team Definition of the Case | 91 | |
| Power of Teams to Define Cases | 103 | |
| 5 | Documenting a Case: The Written Construction of Schizophrenia | 107 |
| Cycle of Interpretation | 107 | |
| From Document to Interview | 111 | |
| From Interview to Document | 114 | |
| Admission Assessment: Separating Schizophrenia from the Patient | 122 | |
| 'Full Work-up': Reintegrating Schizophrenia and the Person | 138 | |
| Contrasting Versions of Schizophrenia | 141 | |
| 6 | Moral Trajectories: From Acute Psychosis to 'Chronic Schizophrenic' | 143 |
| Moral Trajectories and Clinical Talk | 145 | |
| Normal Trajectory and Work | 147 | |
| Abnormal Trajectories and Play | 156 | |
| Moral Evaluation as a Reflection of Context | 165 | |
| Anomaly and the 'Chronic Schizophrenic' | 170 | |
| Time, Space, and Chronicity | 176 | |
| 7 | Historical Formulations of Schizophrenia: Degeneration and Disintegration | 178 |
| The Person | 179 | |
| Nineteenth Century Psychiatric Institutions and Ideas | 183 | |
| Degeneration and the Split Person in Kraepelin and Bleuler | 204 | |
| Current Images of Degeneration and Disintegration | 211 | |
| Schizophrenia and the Person | 215 | |
| 8 | Contemporary Formulations of Schizophrenia: Explaining the Inexplicable | 217 |
| Beyond Understanding: Biological Theories | 218 | |
| Empathic Understanding: Psychosocial Theories | 237 | |
| Bio-psycho-social Schizophrenia and the 'EE' Family | 242 | |
| Institutions, Schizophrenia, and the Person | 251 | |
| 9 | Schizophrenia for Practical Purposes | 255 |
| Education Programme: Structure of the Course, Its Curriculum, and Teaching Styles | 256 | |
| Separating Schizophrenia from the Person | 258 | |
| Reintegrating Schizophrenia with the Person | 266 | |
| Taking Apart and Putting Back Together Again | 268 | |
| 10 | The Person, the Case, and Schizophrenia | 272 |
| From Hospital Organization to Case | 273 | |
| Case, Whole Person, Anyone: Categories of Person | 275 | |
| Multiple Definitions of the Person and Schizophrenia | 284 | |
| Schizophrenia as an Anomalous Category of Person | 298 | |
| Directions | 299 | |
| References | 308 | |
| Index | 333 |
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Amy Naramore
reviewed The psychiatric team and the social definition of schizophrenia on January 27, 2015 The psychiatric team and the social definition of schizophrenia
Young's discussions of Ribot, Charcot, Janet, Rivers, and Freud's emerging and contrasting ideas of trauma are very interesting, as is the historical background on which Young's argument is based. Similarly, the discussion of political history the institutionalization of PTSD in DSM is fascinating. I am less convinced by his argument that contemporary trauma diagnoses are committed to making "time flow in the right direction" from "the etiological event to the post-traumatic symptoms." My sense, in fact, is that he's trying to make time flow in the right direction for his own argument about the etiology of the PTSD diagnosis. But what lifts this book to above average status for me are really the transcripts from the VA PTSD treatment center, and his analysis, which completely demolishes the pretense to either science or rationalism in that unit. I read the transcripts somewhat differently than Young does, but his reading is also compelling.
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