A History of Self-Harm in Britain

English, Chris Millard, 2015
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"A History of Self-Harm in Britain" is a scholarly book that examines the development of self-harming behavior in the twentieth century in Britain. It provides a comprehensive analysis of various forms of self-harm, including self-cutting and overdosing, placing them in a historical context. The author, Chris Millard, explores the profound changes in mental and physical health care, social work, and the political landscape associated with these behaviors. By linking social and health aspects, a nuanced picture of the topic is presented, which is significant for both professionals and interested readers. The book is available as Open Access under a CC BY license, facilitating access to this important subject and encouraging further discussion.

Key specifications

Language
English
topic
History & Archaeology
Author
Chris Millard
Number of pages
268
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2015
Item number
55615070

General information

Publisher
Springer
Category
Reference books
Release date
4.3.2025

Book properties

topic
History & Archaeology
Language
English
Author
Chris Millard
Year
2015
Number of pages
268
Edition
1
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2015

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