A Sociology of Mental Health and Illness

Anne E. Rogers · David M. Pilgrim

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Perspectives on mental health and illness Stigma revisited and lay representations of mental health problems Social class and mental health Women and men Race and ethnicity Age and ageing Mental health work and professions The treatment of people with mental health problems The organization of mental health work Psychiatry and legal control Users of mental health services Public mental health and the pursuit of happiness References

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