SpringerBriefs in Sociology / Sociology of Mental Health
Selected Topics from Forty Years 1970s-2010s
(Sprache: Englisch)
This volume provides an overview of mental health research conducted by sociologists. It discusses dominant themes such as stress, the community and mental life, family structure, social relations and recovery. The unique contribution of sociology to the...
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This volume provides an overview of mental health research conducted by sociologists. It discusses dominant themes such as stress, the community and mental life, family structure, social relations and recovery. The unique contribution of sociology to the study of mental health has a long history stretching from the very foundations of modern sociology. Yet it was only twenty years ago that the Section on Sociology of Mental Health of the American Sociological Association was formed largely in response to a burgeoning rise in the sum and significance of research in the field. Today the section is a large and vibrant one with its own journal, Society and Mental Health. This book explores several of the themes that have occurred during that period, providing both perspectives of the past and prospects for the future. The volume is timely, following closely the 20th anniversary of the section's formation. Its coverage of key issues and its advancement of the scholarly debates on these issues will prove valuable to students and senior scholars alike.
Inhaltsverzeichnis zu „SpringerBriefs in Sociology / Sociology of Mental Health “
Michael Hughes.- Introduction.- Social Relationships and Social Support.- 20 Years of the Sociology of Mental Health: The Continued Significance of Gender and Marital Status of Emotional Well-Being.- Mental Illness Stigma and the Sociology of Mental Health.- The Neighborhood and Mental Life: Past, Present and Future Sociological Directions in Studying Community Context and Mental Health.- Everything Old is New Again: Recovery and Serious Mental Illness.- Impact of Mental Health Research in Sociology: Nearly four Score of Scholarship (1975-2011).
Autoren-Porträt von Robert J. Johnson, R. Jay Turner, Bruce Link
This volume provides an overview of mental health research conducted by sociologists. It discusses dominant themes such as stress, the community and mental life, family structure, social relations and recovery. The unique contribution of sociology to the study of mental health has a long history stretching from the very foundations of modern sociology. Yet it was only twenty years ago that the Section on Sociology of Mental Health of the American Sociological Association was formed largely in response to a burgeoning rise in the sum and significance of research in the field. Today the section is a large and vibrant one with its own journal, Society and Mental Health. This book explores several of the themes that have occurred during that period, providing both perspectives of the past and prospects for the future. The volume is timely, following closely the 20th anniversary of the section's formation. Its coverage of key issues and its advancement of the scholarly debates on these issues will prove valuable to students and senior scholars alike.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autoren: Robert J. Johnson , R. Jay Turner , Bruce Link
- 2014, XVI, 159 Seiten, Masse: 15,5 x 23,5 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Herausgegeben: Robert J. Johnson, R. Jay Turner, Bruce G. Link
- Verlag: Springer, Berlin
- ISBN-10: 3319077961
- ISBN-13: 9783319077963
- Erscheinungsdatum: 05.09.2014
Sprache:
Englisch
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