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h-madness

This blog follows the history of psychiatry

Tag: mad studies

Book: Mad Matters, Second Edition: A Critical Reader in Canadian Mad Studies

Posted on September 24, 2026 by Samuel Dal Zilio

Dear readers of H-Madness, The book Mad Matters, Second Edition: A Critical Reader in Canadian Mad Studies, edited by Idil… Read more Book: Mad Matters, Second Edition: A Critical Reader in Canadian Mad Studies

Special issue : Mad Methods (Disability Studies Quarterly, Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025)

Posted on December 17, 2025 by Samuel Dal Zilio

Dear Hmadness readers, The latest issue of Disability Studies Quarterly is devoted to Mad Methods. The contributions are organised around… Read more Special issue : Mad Methods (Disability Studies Quarterly, Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025)

CfP: Life Histories in Mind: Mental Ill Health and Learning Disability in Context

Posted on November 6, 2025 by Samuel Dal Zilio

Dear Hmadness readers,We are pleased to share a call for papers for the conference “Life Histories in Mind: Mental Ill… Read more CfP: Life Histories in Mind: Mental Ill Health and Learning Disability in Context

CfP: Exploring the Intersections of Psychiatry, Violence, and Death

Posted on June 26, 2024 by Samuel Dal Zilio

Dear Hmadness readers, we are pleased to announce a call for contributions for an edited book on the intersections between… Read more CfP: Exploring the Intersections of Psychiatry, Violence, and Death

Article: The Qualitative Historical Origins of Mad Studies in Word and Deed, 1436–1914, by Geoffrey Reaume

Posted on June 17, 2024 by Samuel Dal Zilio

The article The Qualitative Historical Origins of Mad Studies in Word and Deed, 1436–1914, writen by Geoffrey Reaume and published in the… Read more Article: The Qualitative Historical Origins of Mad Studies in Word and Deed, 1436–1914, by Geoffrey Reaume

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