Madness, power and the media : class, gender and race in popular representations of mental distress / Stephen Harper.
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TextPublication details: Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2009Description: vi, 238 pSubject(s): Mental illness in mass media | Mental illness -- Social aspectsDDC classification: 362.2 Online access: click to view 1 copy
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Framing madness : historical and cultural debates Stigmatisation, violence and media criticism The suffering screen : cinematic portrayals of mental distress Channelling affliction : television discourses of distress A new leaf? : changing representations of mental distress in print media Conclusion : media, madness and ideology.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 200-220) and index.
Framing madness : historical and cultural debates Stigmatisation, violence and media criticism The suffering screen : cinematic portrayals of mental distress Channelling affliction : television discourses of distress A new leaf? : changing representations of mental distress in print media Conclusion : media, madness and ideology.
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