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Christoph Fringeli October 27, 2016January 22, 2025 0 Comments Anti-Psychiatry, David Cooper, Erving Goffman, International Socialists, Michel Foucault, psychiatry, R.D.Laing, Thomas Szasz

Peter Sedgwick: Psycho Politics – Laing, Foucault, Goffman, Szasz and the Future of Mass Psychiatry (Book Review)

A review of Peter Sedgwick’s book PsychoPolitics, a highly interesting left wing critique of the Anti-Psychiatry movement from 1982.

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Christoph Fringeli February 23, 2013June 20, 2014 2 Comments Anti-Psychiatry, David Cooper, Franco Basaglia, Neuroleptics, psychiatry, Psychosis, SPK, Surveillance, Technology

Psychiatry – Social Hygiene and Mind Control

This article is written with its practical use value in mind. It is about Psychiatry, and that means about psychiatric

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Christoph Fringeli January 28, 2009November 23, 2019 0 Comments Anti-Psychiatry, Book Review, Peter R. Breggin, pharmaceutical industry, psychiatric drugs, psychiatry

Peter R. Breggin / David Cohen: Your Drug May Be Your Problem – How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Medications

(Perseus Publishing, 1999, paperback edition 2000, ISBN 0-7382-0348-3) A review of a currently up-to-date and very useful handbook about the

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datacide September 23, 2008January 10, 2025 0 Comments drugs, psychiatry

Study on “a-typical” Anti-psychotic Drugs Shows Risks

Study on “a-typical” Anti-psychotic Drugs Shows Risks – reference to article in the New York Times on dangers of neuroleptics.

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