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Tag Archives: psychiatry
Psychiatry in Fiction
When my mother read Medea’s Curse—after telling me she enjoyed the story—not being one to gloss over issues, she told me it had two problems: “Is the sex really necessary?’ Actually there isn’t much, it’s quite main stream and yes, … Continue reading
Shrinks: Psychiatry and the Brave New World
I read somewhere that if your favourite subject in your last year at school was English Literature (or American Literature I’m sure for the USA readers) and you did medicine, then you had a high likelihood of becoming a psychiatrist. … Continue reading
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