Women and Madness
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Women and Madness

by Phyllis Chesler

Psychology Feminism
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A critical examination of how women have been pathologized and treated within mental health systems throughout history.

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Women and Madness examines the historical treatment of women within psychiatric systems.

The book highlights how societal expectations and gender norms have influenced diagnoses and care.

It challenges traditional views on mental health and the experiences of women.

Phyllis Chesler draws on research and case studies to present her analysis.

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