Vol. 8 No. 2 (2018): Brain Evolution, Mental Health and Society

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Brain Evolution, Mental Health and Society

A journey through recent data on the brain: its evolution, mental health and its social consequences.

[Period: july-december]

Guest Editor - Manuel Torres Cubeiro PhD. [GCEIS - University of Santiago de Compostela].

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24197/st.2.2018

Published: 03/05/2018

Guest Signature

Tools made us human. The role of technology in the biological and social evolution of the Homo genus

Camilo José Cela Conde, Francisco Ayala

1-25
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Monographic

Madness and Text: The Psychiatric Paper as a Business and as a Means of Censorship

José Carlos Bermejo Barrera

26-40
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“If You’re a Parasite, Then You’re Not Normal” Exploring Perceptions of Normality with Individuals who have Experienced Depression

Marie Pier Rivest, Mélissa Roy, Nicolas Moreau, Aude Martel, Lilian Negura, Geneviève Nault, Katharine Larose-Hébert

41-66
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The complexity of non-sense making: a proposal of complex medical sociology of mental disorders.

manuel torres cubeiro

67-91
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Contradictions In Mental Health: Stigma, Mental Health Literacy And Disclosure (Or Not) Of A Mental Disorder Diagnosis.

manuel torres cubeiro

92-111
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The body and eating disorders: Health professionals’ social imaginaries of the body

Juan Jose Labora González

112-130
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