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100			_aNaqvi, Akbar
245		0	_aSense and insanity
260			_aCanada
260			_bRassam Studio
260			_c2016
300			_a228 p
520			_aThe book presents a critical examination of the definitions of sanity and insanity, arguing that what is considered mental illness often reflects broader social and cultural biases. Dr. Naqvi uses case studies and personal narratives to illustrate the complexities of mental health, the impact of societal expectations, and the importance of empathy in treating individuals facing these challenges. Ultimately, the book seeks to bridge the gap between clinical understanding and humane treatment of mental health issues.
650			_aMental Health _vPsychiatry
650			_aCultural Studies _vEmpathy
650			_aHistorical Perspectives on Madness _vSocial Norms
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