دانلود کتاب Queer and Trans Madness: Struggles for Social Justice

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Acknowledgments Contents 1 Introduction: Queer and Trans Madness: Struggles for Social Justice Language: Sexuality and Gender Identity Language: The Biomedical Model of Mental Illness Language: Madness and Mental Health Mental Distress Is Real Organization of the Book References 2 Reclaiming the Lunatic Fringe: Toward a Mad-Queer-Trans Lens Race, Sexuality, and Gender Nonconformance in Psychiatric Knowledge Production and Practice LGBTQ Resistance to Psychiatric Diagnoses: A Single-Issue Politic Intersectional Resistance to Psychiatric Oppression Toward a Mad-Queer-Trans Lens Queer Madness:: Mad Queerness4 Queer Madness Mad Queerness White Supremacy and Heteronormativity in Psychiatric Chart Documentation Practices Mad Queer Considerations of Care References 3 Expanding the Struggle Against Queer and Trans Pathologization: Challenging Biomedicalism Making Oneself Intelligible: The Importance of Language Challenging the Mind/Body Dichotomy Challenging the Mad/Sane Binary Resisting the Pathologization of Marginalized Groups Making Sense of Mental Distress Through Psychiatric Diagnosis Resisting Diagnosis A Mad-Queer-Trans Lens: Resisting Individualization and Understanding Social Context References 4 The Biomedical Model in Practice I: Encounters with Mental Health Care Practitioners Power Dynamics in Relationships Informed by Biomedicalism “Going Back to Gender and Sexuality 101”: Practitioner Lack of Knowledge About Gender Identity and Sexuality Racism in Mental Health Care Colonialism in Mental Health Care Individualizing Distress Through Pathologizing Sexualities Pathologizing Sexuality: Diagnosing Promiscuity Pathologizing Gender Identity Biomedical Methods of Managing Mental Distress: Medication as “Corrective” Tacit Coercion in Decision-Making About Psychiatric Medication References 5 The Biomedical Model in Practice II: Psychiatric Inpatient Chart Documentation on Trans and Non-Binary People Demographics Institutionalized Cisnormativity in Health Care Cisnormative Institutional Practices for Capturing Patient Demographics The Basics: Correct and Respectful Language Incorrect and Inconsistent Use of Pronouns Deadnaming: Denying Trans Subjectivity and Self-Determination Pathologizing (Trans)Gender: Cisnormative and Transmisogynist Patient Descriptions Pathologizing Trans and Non-Binary Life: Individualizing Structural Inequities Pathologizing Survival: Reconfiguring Experiences and Effects of Marginalization as Delusions and Paranoia Why Does It Matter? References 6 Creating Social Change: The Emancipatory Promise of Queer and Trans Madness Shifting the Paradigm: Allyship and Advocacy in Service Provision Shifting the Paradigm Requires Structural Change De-Medicalized, Non-Carceral, Non-State Interventionist Responses to Queer and Trans Madness The Radical Potential of Collective Care and Mutual Aid Intra-Community Oppression in Toronto and Winnipeg Responding to Crisis: Resisting Coercion and Carcerality Trans Lifeline Suicide Intervention for Weirdos, Freaks, and Queers (Carly Boyce) Mad Queer Organizing Strategies (Elliott Fukui) Project LETS References Appendix Methods: Queer and Trans Madness (Study One) Qualitative Interviewing Demographics Ethical Research Practice Methods: Cultural Representations of Gender in Psychiatric Narratives (Study Two) Retrospective Chart Review Demographics References Index