Understanding suicidal behaviour / Rory O'Connor, Noel Sheehy.

By:

O'Connor, Rory, 1973-

Contributor(s):

Sheehy, Noel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Leicester : BPS Books, 2000.Description: viii, 155 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9781854332905 (pbk.) :
1854332902

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DDC classification:

362.28 21

Summary: Aims to demistify suicide and to show that suicidal behaviour is not necessarily abnormal. Written in jargon-free style and from a theoretically eclectic position, this text critically examines the social and intellectual origins of the view that suicide is abnormal and requires medical treatment.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Aims to demistify suicide and to show that suicidal behaviour is not necessarily abnormal. Written in jargon-free style and from a theoretically eclectic position, this text critically examines the social and intellectual origins of the view that suicide is abnormal and requires medical treatment.

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