Liberty Aspect from Post-Psychiatric Psychiatrist in Liberation Mental Illness Patient from Detention in Total Institution
Keywords:
Post-Psychiatry, Psychiatry, Mental Illness PatientAbstract
Prior to 1970, the psychiatric patient treatment in psychiatric hospitals or comprehensive institutions (to borrow Erving Goffman’s term), substantially influenced modern psychiatry. However, modern psychiatry was challenged by post-psychiatry, leading to a significant reform of psychiatry across Western Europe, the United States of America, and even former left-wing political countries. Such reforms liberated psychiatric patients from the dehumanizing psychiatric system. This article reveals that the freedom concept was not only expressed by Thomas Szasz, a well-known right-wing psychiatrist, and Michel Foucault, but also by the left-wing psychiatrists Franco Basaglia and R.D. Laing, Italian and Scottish, respectively, This means that right-wing liberalism is not the only concept influencing the current psychiatric concepts.
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Gazizova, D., Mazgutov, A., Kharabara, G., & Tsoyi, E. (2011). Mental Health in Uzbekistan. International Psychiatry, 8(1), 10-11.
Grant, J. (1993). Fundamental Feminism: Contesting the Core Concepts of Feminist Theory. New York: Routledge.
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Markowska, M.M., Drozdowicz, E., & Nasierowski, Tadeusz. (2015). Deinstitutionalization in Italy Psychiatry-The Course and Consequence Part I. The Course of Deinstitutionalization-Activity of Basaglia’s Group. Psychiatr.Pol, 49(2), 391-401.
Mc Kelvie, S.J. (1984). Left-Wing Rhetoric in Introductory Psychology Textbook: The Case of Mental Illness. Psychological Report, 54, 375-380.
Miller, G. (2008). PSYCHIATRY AS HERMENEUTICS: LAING’S ARGUMENT WITH NATURAL SCIENCE. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 48(1), 42-60.
Nontapatamadul, K. (2011). Social Policy and Welfare. (2011). (5thed).Bangkok: Thammasatpress. (In Thai)
Pathanavanich, S. (2004). Social Policy: Path to Welfare State. Bangkok: Cupress. (In Thai)
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Ritzer, G. (1996). Sociological Theory. (4thed). United State: The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
Roberts, R. (2006). Laing and Szasz: Anti-Paychiatry, Capitalism and Therapy. Psychoanalytic Review,93, 781-799.
Salvendy, J.T. (1975). Psychiatry in The Soviet Union Today. Canadian Psychiatry Association Journal, 20(3), 229-236.
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Stupak, R. and Dyga, K. (2018). Postpsychiatry and Postmodern Psychotherapy: Theoretical and Ethical Issue in Mental Health Care in A Polish Context. Theory & Psychology, 28(2), 1-20.
Szasz, T. (2011). Myths of Mental illness: 50 Years Latter. The Psychiatrist, 35, 179 -182.
Szasz, T. (1960). The myth of mental illness. American Psychologist, 15(2), 113–118.
Tomasi, J. (2012). Classical Liberalism. In Tomasi, J., Free Market Fairness. OXFORD: Princeton University Press.
Ukosachan, C. (2019). Recovery: the power shift in mental health concept. Silpakorn University Journal, 39(2), 128-139. (In Thai)
Wyatt, R.C. (2004). Thomas Szasz: Liberty and the practice of Psychotherapy. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 44(1), 71-85.
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2021-06-08
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Ukosachan, C. (2021). Liberty Aspect from Post-Psychiatric Psychiatrist in Liberation Mental Illness Patient from Detention in Total Institution. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, Silpakorn University, 43(1), 218–231. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jasu/article/view/252076
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