A social history of madness : stories of the insane

By:

Porter, R

Publication details: London : George Wiedenfeld and Nicolson Ltd., 1989Description: ix., 261p., paperbackISBN:

0297795716
9780297795711

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

WM 53

Summary: Roy Porter shows how the literature of the insane presents the world through a looking-glass, holding up a mirror to the logic of sane society, and insists that the history of unreason must be coterminous with the history of reason. They are doubles.

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Roy Porter shows how the literature of the insane presents the world through a looking-glass, holding up a mirror to the logic of sane society, and insists that the history of unreason must be coterminous with the history of reason. They are doubles.

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