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Centre Cannot Hold

Name: Centre Cannot Hold
Brand: Little, Brown Book Group
SKU: 04262510
Price: 7014 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Elyn R. Saks
ISBN: 9781844081677

Elyn R. Saks

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04262510

Publishers Little, Brown Book Group, September 2007

Elyn Saks is Professor of Law and Psychiatry at University of Southern California Law School. She's... Full description

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Elyn Saks is Professor of Law and Psychiatry at University of Southern California Law School. She's the author of several books. Happily married. And - a schizophrenic. Saks lifts the veil on schizophrenia with her startling and honest account of how she learned to live with this debilitating disease. With a coolly clear, measured tone she talks about her condition, the stigma attached and the deadening effects of medication. Her controlled narrative is disrupted by interjections from the part of her mind she has learned to suppress. Delusions, hallucinations and threatening voices cut into her reality and Saks, in a remarkably vivid way, enables us to hear and see them too. This is a powerful book that is as informative as it is moving. There are parallels with Jane Lapotaire's Time Out of Mind and with Girl, Interrupted.