Rubin, Lawrence C. (Author)
Journal of American Culture
Volume: 37
Pages: 1--4
Edition Details: Introduction to a special issue on mental illness
Language: English
Description Partial contents:
Article Murray, Heather (2014) “My Place Was Set At The Terrible Feast”: The Meanings of the “Anti-Psychiatry” Movement and Responses in the United States, 1970s--1990s. Journal of American Culture (p. 37).
Article Simon, Linda (2014) Battling the “Invincible Predator”: Alzheimer's Disease as Metaphor. Journal of American Culture (p. 5).
Article Mazza, Kate (2014) Distracted at School: Aprosexia, ADHD and Adenoids in American Culture. Journal of American Culture (p. 16).
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