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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Preface by Susana Caló -- Chapter 1. The White Rat -- 1. The Chainbreakers -- 2. From the Politics of Psychiatry to Psychopolitics -- 3. Bodies Leaking over a Great Divide -- 4. Psychiatry: Utopian or Materialist -- Chapter 2. Barefoot Therapeutics -- 5. The Experience of the Total Institution -- 6. Putting Psychiatry on Its Feet -- 7. Lines of Communication, Paths of Desire -- 8. Nise da Silveira and the "Unity of Things" -- 9. Whither Asylumnia? -- Chapter 3. Demolition Psychiatry -- 10. The Work of the Negative -- 11. A Movement Designed to Self-Destruct -- 12. All Those Who Struggle for Freedom -- Chapter 4. Dreams of Escape -- 13. When the Outside Comes In, the Inside Goes Out -- 14. The Afterlives of the Almshouse -- 15. Ariadne's Conscription -- 16. Dissolving Lunacy into Crime -- 17. 10,000 Paradigm Shifts and Counting -- 18. A. Another Name for Losing Our Shit -- 19. B. The Germophobia of Groupuscules -- 20. American Hydra -- Chapter 5. Violence and the Ward -- 21. Dissensus in Cuernavaca -- 22. A Short History of Psychiatric Violence -- 23. No Longer Lying to Ourselves -- 24. Resounding Failures -- 25. The Uses of Ethnopsychiatry -- 26. A Violent Awakening -- Conclusion -- 27. Illness and Economy -- 28. Nihilist Psychiatry and the Racial Universal -- 29. Illness in or as Economy -- 30. Coda on the Madness of Madness -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author -- About Common Notions.

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