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Amsterdam University Press Warped Minds: Cinema and Psychopathology - Amsterdam Univ Press

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Description

Explore the complex history of how psychopathology transformed into a cultural phenomenon in Warped Minds: Cinema and Psychopathology. This scholarly work examines the shift from epistemological to ontological approaches in the study of mental health and its connection to film culture. Trifonova investigates several key historical developments, including the rise of a dynamic model of the self at the fin de siecle. The text examines how photography and film played a role in the construction of psychopathology, shaping how society views mental states. By looking at the influence of psychoanalysis, the book tracks the movement away from static, universalizing psychiatric paradigms toward more dynamic styles of psychiatry. These new methods focus on the socially constructed nature of mental health. This book is a valuable resource for those studying the history of film, psychology, and the social sciences.

Key Features

Examines the transition from epistemological to ontological approaches to psychopathology within film culture.

Analyzes the historical development of the dynamic model of the self during the fin de siecle period.

Investigates the specific role that photography and film played in the construction of psychopathology.

Traces the influence of psychoanalysis on the shift from static psychiatric paradigms to dynamic models.

Explores how psychiatry moved toward recognizing the socially constructed nature of mental health states.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 December 2025
Listed Since
06 March 2014

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