Summer 2003 SPECIAL ISSUE: CULTURAL STUDIES OF PSYCHIATRY
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pp. 3-7 |
Paula Gardner, Jonathan M. Metzl, Bradley E. Lewis |
A Very Childish Moral Panic: Ritalin
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pp. 9-33 |
Toby Miller, Marie Claire Leger |
Is It Me or My Brain? Depression and Neuroscientific Facts
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pp. 35-47 |
Joseph Dumit |
Prozac and the Post-human Politics of Cyborgs
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pp. 49-63 |
Bradley E. Lewis |
A Reply to Bradley Lewis's "Prozac and the Post-human Politics of Cyborgs"
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pp. 65-71 |
David DeGrazia |
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pp. 73-78 |
Bradley Lewis |
Selling Sanity Through Gender: The Psychodynamics of Psychotropic Advertising
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pp. 79-103 |
Jonathan M. Metzl |
Distorted Packaging: Marketing Depression as Illness, Drugs as Cure
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pp. 105-130 |
Paula Gardner |
The Role of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in the Subjectification of Women
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pp. 131-146 |
Jane M. Ussher |
Being Approximate: The Ganser Syndrome and Beyond
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pp. 147-158 |
Mady Schutzman |