Colonizing Madness: Asylum and Community in Fiji
A historical examination of mental health institutions and community responses in colonial Fiji, exploring the effects of medicine and governance on Pacific societies.
About This Book
Colonizing Madness examines the development of asylums and mental health care in colonial Fiji.
The book explores how colonial authorities managed mental illness within Pacific island communities.
It considers the intersection of medicine, governance, and cultural change during this period.
Readers gain insight into the broader impacts of colonialism on health systems and social structures.
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