Containing Madness

<div>1. Introduction: Psy, Gender, and Containment.-&nbsp;Part I Historical ‘Psy’ Discourses Revisited.- 2. Sickening Institutions: A Feminist Sociological Analysis and Critique of Religion, Medicine, and Psychiatry.- 3.&nbsp;Traditions of Colonial and Eugenic Violence:&nbsp;Immigration Detention in Canada.- 4.&nbsp;Gender, Madness, and the Legacies of the Prisons&nbsp;Information Group (GIP).-&nbsp;Part II Containing Bodies.-&nbsp;5.&nbsp;Patients’ Perspective on Mechanical Restraints in Acute&nbsp;and Emergency Psychiatric Settings: A Poststructural&nbsp;Feminist Analysis.- 6.&nbsp;Carceral Optics and the Crucible of Segregation:&nbsp;Revisiting Scenes of State-Sanctioned&nbsp;Violence Against&nbsp;Incarcerated Women.- 7.&nbsp;Gender Dysphoria and the Medical Gaze in Anglo-American&nbsp;Carceral Regimes.-&nbsp;Part III The Asylum and Beyond.-&nbsp;8.&nbsp;Uncovering the Heteronormative Order of the Psychiatric&nbsp;Institution: A Queer Reading of Chart Documentation&nbsp;and Language Use.- 9.&nbsp;Assessing ‘Insight’, Determining Agency and Autonomy:&nbsp;Implicating Social Identities.- 10.&nbsp;When a Man’s Home Isn’t a Castle: Hegemonic&nbsp;Masculinity Among Men Experiencing Homelessness&nbsp;and Mental Illness.- 11.&nbsp;Dangerous Discourses: Masculinity, Coercion,&nbsp;and Psychiatry.-&nbsp;12. Conclusion: Expanding the Concept of ‘Containment’.</div><div><br></div>