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This journey seeks to understand the interaction of two marginalized identities, those considered "psychotic" and women, and to fight against this double marginalization and its discriminatory roots. Although it is a subject that has been dealt with in many works, what makes this title unique is its interdisciplinary approach, both in content and form.
Marilyn Charles, PhD, ABPP; and Marie Brown, PhD, are coeditors of this book.
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