2013
DOI: 10.3989/chdj.2013.021
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Another History for Another Psychiatry. The Patient’s View

Abstract: This article aims to summarise, in the first instance, some of the historiographical trends which have built a “critical” history of psychiatry from the 1960s onwards. Thereafter, it will demonstrate, with suitably significant examples, how methods and discourses were being refined and updated, before reaching a proposal for a new cultural history of psychiatry and subjectivity. In our analysis, special emphasis is placed on the “patient's view”. This renders necessary the task of identifying little consulted … Show more

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“…When I began teaching this course in the early 2000s, I spent the first class talking about what was not available because historians had not done a great deal of research on this or that topic, such as labor history or race and madness. In contrast, while a significant amount of research and writing still needs to be done, more time can now be spent on giving an overview of what has been written in this field, indicating how dynamic this topic has become (Bacopoulos‐Viau & Fauvel, ; Huertas, ; Reaume, , ).…”
Section: Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When I began teaching this course in the early 2000s, I spent the first class talking about what was not available because historians had not done a great deal of research on this or that topic, such as labor history or race and madness. In contrast, while a significant amount of research and writing still needs to be done, more time can now be spent on giving an overview of what has been written in this field, indicating how dynamic this topic has become (Bacopoulos‐Viau & Fauvel, ; Huertas, ; Reaume, , ).…”
Section: Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autores como Huertas (2001Huertas ( , 2012Huertas ( , 2013 e Sacristán (2009) reconhecem a configuração de uma nova tendência historiográfica que se expressa em trabalhos desenvolvidos em cenários nacionais diferenciados e que ganha maior densidade no início da década de 1990. No Brasil, essa nova tendência expressa-se com maior nitidez nos trabalhos produzidos desde o início deste século XXI.…”
Section: [] Três Grandes Períodos Relacionados à Construção Dos Mounclassified
“…Do ponto de vista teórico, essa nova historiografia ampliou os horizontes, agregando as contribuições de uma série de autores pertencentes a tradições disciplinares variadas como o historiador britânico Roy Porter, o historiador americano Jan Goldstein, o filósofo da ciência Ian Hacking, a psiquiatra Gladys Swain e o psiquiatra Georges Lautéri-Laura, ou um conjunto ainda mais variado de autores da chamada história-antropológica ou da história cultural, porém mantendo um diálogo ainda profícuo com referentes da historiografia crítica, especialmente com a obra de Michel Foucault (Huertas, 2013).…”
Section: [] Três Grandes Períodos Relacionados à Construção Dos Mounclassified
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“…It should not, however, be forgotten that patients' writings can have other interpretations, other historiographical approaches (Huertas, 2013). Some years ago now, Roy Porter (1987: 12) warned that: 'The writings of the mad can be read not just as symptoms of diseases or syndromes, but as coherent communications in their own right.'…”
Section: Listening To the Mad Reading The Madnessmentioning
confidence: 99%