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期刊名:Social history of medicine

缩写:SOC HIST MED

ISSN:0951-631X

e-ISSN:1477-4666

IF/分区:0.6/N/A

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This article argues that the Mass Observation Project (MOP) at the University of Sussex offers a unique window onto the history of mental health and the voices of those who have lived with mental health conditions during the late-twentieth ...
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David Bannister David Bannister
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Gemma Almond Gemma Almond
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