Madness and social representations

Abstract

Part 1 Life of the mad, living with the mad: framework and history of a family colony custom and defence of identity from contact to impregnation. Part 2 The barriers to integration: from difference to separation similarities and differences in everyday life beyond principles - fear and social threat. Part 3 The people of those homes: understanding without knowledge the three faces of a single state thinking about mental illness acting out a conception of madness.

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