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10. Madness, Violence, and Media

© 2019 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2019 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Foreword xi
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Part I: Dispatches on Violence
  7. Introduction 21
  8. 1. The Risk of Violence 23
  9. 2. A Personal Account of Mental Distress in Motherhood 34
  10. 3. Patient Engagement and the Process of Self-Empowerment in Secure and Forensic Psychiatric Settings in the United Kingdom 39
  11. 4. The Opposite of Violence 47
  12. Part II: Prevailing Problems
  13. Introduction 59
  14. 5. Enacting Violence and Care: Neo-liberalism, Knowledge Claims, and Resistance 63
  15. 6. Slow Death through Evidence-Based Research 80
  16. 7. Changing Directions or Staying the Course? Recovery, Gender, and Sexuality in Canada’s Mental Health Strategy 97
  17. 8. Homage to Spencer: The Politics of “Treatment” and “Choice” in Neo-liberal Times 115
  18. 9. Indigenizing the Narrative: A Conversation on Disability Assessments 136
  19. 10. Madness, Violence, and Media 150
  20. Part III: Law as Violence
  21. Introduction 165
  22. 11. Contemporary Forms of Legislative Imprisonment and Colonial Violence in Forensic Mental Health 169
  23. 12. The (Un)Writing of Risk on My Mad Pregnant Body: A Mad Feminist Political Economy Analysis of Social Reproduction and Epistemic Violence under Neo-liberalism 184
  24. 13. Uncovering Law’s Multiple Violences at the Inquest into the Death of Ashley Smith 196
  25. 14. Recounting Huronia: A Reflection on Legal Discourse and the Weight of Injustice 221
  26. 15. Madding the Muslim Terrorist: Orientalist Psychology in Canada’s “War on Terror” 237
  27. Part IV: Geographies of Violence
  28. Introduction 259
  29. 16. Coercive Practices in Mental Health Services: Stories of Recalcitrance, Resistance, and Legitimation 263
  30. 17. Institutional Oppression and Violence as Self-Defence 286
  31. 18. “Gravity and Grace”: Acknowledging Restraint and Seclusion as a Violence 295
  32. 19. Mad, Bad, and Stuck in the Hole: Carceral Segregation as Slow Violence 310
  33. 20. Madness and Gentrification on Queen West: Violence and the Transformations of Parkdale and the Queen Street Site 330
  34. Concluding Thoughts 350
  35. Glossary 355
  36. Contributors 367
  37. Index 377
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