The management of normality : critical essays in health and welfare
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書誌事項
The management of normality : critical essays in health and welfare
Routledge, 1990
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注記
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In this series of brilliant case studies, Abram de Swann shows how normality is constructed and imposed on society. He explores the management of normality in a range of settings from the cancer ward to intimate relationships. This book should be of interest to students and teachers of sociology and psychology; health professionals.
目次
- Introduction: PART ONE THE MEDICAL REGIME
- 1. DISEASE AND DEPENDENCY: 2. AFFECT MANAGEMENT IN A CANCER WARD
- The hospital regime as a form of affect management
- Defence strategies in the cancer ward
- Exceptional states: 3. EXPANSION AND LIMITATION OF THE MEDICAL REGIME
- The medicalization of daily life
- Early warnings of health risks
- Lenghier lives, lengthier illnesses
- Medical advice
- The expansion of the medical regime: PART TWO THE PSYCHOTHERAPY TRADE: 4. ON THE SOCIOGENESIS OF THE PSYCHOANALYTIC SITUATION
- Origins of office practice
- The early psychoanalytic setting
- The evolution of the psychoanalytic situation
- Payment and the problem of reputation
- The management of time
- The social isolation of the psychoanalytic encounter
- The two ground rules
- Conclusion
- References: 5. FROM TROUBLES TO PROBLEMS
- The incomplete professionalization of psychotherapy
- The partial protoprofessionalization of lay circles: 6. THE INITIAL INTERVIEW AS A TASK
- The inscrutability of the task
- The structure of the initial interview and that of the professional hierarchy
- The initial interview as a conversational genre
- Fragmentary presentation of a negative autobiography
- Accountability
- The teller and the told
- Comprehensibility
- Acceptability
- Conclusions: PART THREE EMOTIONS IN THEIR SOCIAL MATRIX: 7. THE POLITICS OF AGORAPHOBIA
- Nineteenth-century limitations on the movement of women in public
- From management by command to management by negotiation
- A postscript on civilisation theory and on the theoretical critique of society: 8. JEALOUSY AS A CLASS PHENOMENON: Jealous group relations
- Relations between the small bourgeoisie and the working class: 9. INTIMATE RELATIONS AND DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS: 10. THE SURVIVORS' SYNDROME: Notes: Index.
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