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Andrew Scull

Oxford University Press

2011-9-2

152

USD 11.95

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Very Short Introductions

9780199608034

圖書標籤: VSI 英語心理學曆史 Oxford 科普 literature Theory

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Madness is something that frightens and fascinates us all. It is a word with which we are universally familiar, and a condition that haunts the human imagination. Through the centuries, in poetry and in prose, in drama and in the visual arts, its depredations are on display for all to see. A whole industry has grown up, devoted to its management and suppression. Madness profoundly disturbs our common sense assumptions; threatens the social order, both symbolically and practically; creates almost unbearable disruptions in the texture of daily living; and turns our experience and our expectations upside down. Lunacy, insanity, psychosis, mental illness - whatever term we prefer, its referents are disturbances of reason, the passions, and human action that frighten, create chaos, and yet sometimes amuse; that mark a gulf between the common sense reality most of us embrace, and the discordant version some humans appear to experience. Social responses to madness, our interpretations of what madness is, and our notions of what is to be done about it have varied remarkably over the centuries. In this Very Short Introduction, Andrew Scull provides a provocative and entertaining examination of the social, cultural, medical, and artistic responses to mental disturbance across more than two millennia, concluding with some observations on the contemporary accounts of mental illness.

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本書側重點是曆史——西方對精神疾病的理解和控製（我偏不說“治療”）的發展史。古希臘時代起人們就爭論mental illness起源於心（亞裏士多德的主張）還是腦（希波剋拉底的主張）。有意思的宗教和哲學思想一直參與這個曆史，例如笛卡爾的二元論讓19世紀的醫生相信病根在身體上——因為心是不可能病變的。個人還是覺得大傢對精神疾病的態度偏嚮於social control，單純隻是想治好它，而很少有人關心精神疾病在人類種族身上提齣的更尖銳更迫切的問題，例如心到底是什麼？人對心的控製權是不是虛妄？what makes us human？

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