A Sociology of Mental Illness (2nd Edition)
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A Sociology of Mental Illness (2nd Edition)

by Mark Tausig, Janet Michello, Sree Subedi

Sociology Psychology
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A Sociology of Mental Illness, second edition, by Mark Tausig, Janet Michello, and Sree Subedi, investigates the social aspects of mental health. It explores how societal factors influence the experience, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illnesses, providing a foundational text for sociology and psychology studies.

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This second edition examines mental illness through a sociological lens, highlighting the interplay between social structures and individual well-being.

Authors Mark Tausig, Janet Michello, and Sree Subedi provide insights into the societal influences on mental health, drawing from established frameworks in the field.

The book addresses key concepts and theories, offering a balanced perspective on how mental illness is perceived and managed within various social contexts.

Ideal for students and researchers, it underscores the importance of understanding mental health beyond clinical approaches.

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