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Reasoning about madness
New York: Oxford University Press (1978)
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Controversy has centered on the frightening potential possessed by the state to deprive of his rights the individual officially classified as mad.In this book, ...Other Versions
| reprint | Wing, J. K. (2010) "Reasoning about maddness". Transaction Publishers |
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