Peter Sedgwick (1934-1983) was a Marxist, a trained psychologist and the translator of the revolutionary Victor Serge. His classic book PsychoPolitics is considered to be his major achievement, lauded by psychiatrists, social workers and philosophers alike.
Peter Sedgwick
An impassioned critique of mental health movements from one of the left's most important thinkers on health
Today, we think of abolitionism as relating solely to the institutions of prisons and police. But, there are many wings to this movement, including the development of anti-psychiatry. First published in 1982, Psychopolitics issued a critique of...
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