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100 1 Ehrenberg, Alain
245 14 The weariness of the self :|bdiagnosing the history of
depression in the contemporary age /|cAlain Ehrenberg.
260 Montreal :|bMcGill-Queen's University Press,|c2016.
300 xxx,345 p. ;|c24 cm.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Foreword / Allan Young -- Introduction. Sovereignty of the
Self or the Return of Nervousness -- Pt. 1. Sick Self --
1. The Birth of the Psychic Self -- 2. Electroconvulsive
Therapy: Technique, Mood, and Depression -- 3. The
Socialization of an Indefinable Pathology -- Pt. 2. The
The Twilight of Neurosis -- 4. Psychological Front: Guilt
without an Instruction Manual -- 5. The Medical Front: New
Avenues for the Depressive Mood -- Pt. 3. The Inadequate
Individual -- 6. The Depressive Breakdown -- 7. The
Uncertain Subject of Depression, or End-of-the-Century
Individuality -- Conclusion: The Weight of the Possible.
520 1 "How and why has depression become the dominant personal
unhappiness of our time? Alain Ehrenberg presents a
history of depression's growth throughout the twentieth
century, revealing the ways in which social, cultural, and
scientific factors from Freud to Prozac have radically
changed how we think about mental illness."
650 0 Depression, Mental |xSocial aspects
650 0 Depression, Mental |xHistory
650 0 Social psychology