Mental illness and learning disability since 1850 : finding a place for mental disorder in the United Kingdom
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Mental illness and learning disability since 1850 : finding a place for mental disorder in the United Kingdom
（Studies in the social history of medicine, 22）
Routledge, 2012
- : pbk
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"First published 2006." "first issued in paperback 2012."--T.p.verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- The politics of mental welfare : fresh perspectives on the history of institutional care for the mentally ill and disabled / Pamela Dale and Joseph Melling
- Workhouse care of the insane 1845-1890 / Elaine Murphy
- Needs and desires in the care of pauper lunatics : admissions to Worcester Asylum, 1852-1872 / Frank Crompton
- 'Buried alive by her friends' : asylum narratives and the English governess, 1845-1914 / Joseph Melling
- Separatism and exclusion : women in psychiatry, 1900-1950 / Louise Westwood
- Family, gender and class in psychiatric patient care during the 1930s : the 1930 Mental Treatment Act and the Devon Mental Hospital / David Pearce
- The 'manufacture' of mental defectives : why the number of mental defectives increased in Scotland, 1857-1939 / Matt Egan
- Tension in the voluntary-statutory alliance : 'lay professionals' and the planning and delivery of mental deficiency services, 1917-1945 / Pamela Dale
- 'A satisfactory job is the best psychotherapist' : employment and mental health, 1939-60 / Vicky Long
- Inside the walls of the hostel, 1940-1974 / John Welshman
- Landmarks in the care of the mentally disordered