Mental Health in Asia and the Pacific: Historical and Cultural Perspectives (International and Cultural Psychology)
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Mental Health in Asia and the Pacific: Historical and Cultural Perspectives (International and Cultural Psychology)

by Harry Minas, Milton Lewis

History Psychology Cultural Studies
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A scholarly collection exploring mental health across Asia and the Pacific through historical and cultural perspectives, highlighting regional diversity and evolving practices.

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This volume examines mental health in Asia and the Pacific from historical and cultural viewpoints.

Contributors analyze how cultural contexts shape understandings and practices of mental health.

The book addresses regional diversity in approaches to psychological well-being and illness.

Scholars discuss the influence of tradition, modernization, and globalization on mental health systems.

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