Table of contents

Communicating mental health

• Introduction: historical contexts to communicating mental health (30 May, 2017)

  Rebecca Wynter, Leonard Smith
• The presentation of mental disturbance in modern Scottish literature (30 May, 2017) Free

  Allan Beveridge
• ‘Trapped in the labyrinth’: exploring mental illness through devised theatrical performance (30 May, 2017)

  Paul Patterson, Persephone Sextou
• Heritage and Stigma. Co-producing and communicating the histories of mental health and learning disability (30 May, 2017)

  Rob Ellis
• ‘She sits all day in the attitude depicted in the photo’: photography and the psychiatric patient in the late nineteenth century (30 May, 2017)

  Katherine D B Rawling
• A crisis of meaning: can ‘schizophrenia’ survive in the 21st century? (30 May, 2017)

  Jerry Tew
• If psychosis were cancer: a speculative comparison (30 May, 2017)

  Michael Larkin, Zoë Boden, Elizabeth Newton
• Listen and learn: engaging young people, their families and schools in early intervention research (30 May, 2017)

  Charlotte Connor
• Identity, law, policy and Communicating Mental Health

  (30 May, 2017)

  Peter Bartlett