2023 · 442 pages
About this book
This book explores the portrayal of mental disorders such as psychosis, paranoia, and schizophrenia in films and series. It examines how these conditions are aesthetically represented in various cinematic works and how they reflect and contribute to the understanding of mental health issues. The authors analyze narratives from both historical and contemporary films and series, highlighting the depiction of madness and the stereotypes associated with it. The book serves as a resource for professionals in psychiatry, psychology, social work, and media studies, as well as for individuals interested in the intersection of mental health and media portrayal. It aims to foster a deeper comprehension of the artistic and narrative aspects of mental illness in visual media.
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