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Kate Holland. (2012) The unintended consequences of campaigns designed to challenge stigmatising representations of mental illness in the media. Social Semiotics 22:3, pages 217-236.
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Megan Kalucy, Cathryn Rodway, Judith Finn, Anna Pearson, Sandra Flynn, Nicola Swinson, Alison Roscoe, Damian Da Cruz, Louis Appleby & Jenny Shaw. (2011) Comparison of British national newspaper coverage of homicide committed by perpetrators with and without mental illness. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 45:7, pages 539-548.
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Jennifer Eisenhauer. (2008) A Visual Culture of Stigma: Critically Examining Representations of Mental Illness. Art Education 61:5, pages 13-18.
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Rachel Smith. (2007) Media Depictions of Health Topics: Challenge and Stigma Formats. Journal of Health Communication 12:3, pages 233-249.
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Raymond Nairn, JohnH. Coverdale & Donna Claasen. (2006) What is the Role of Intertextuality in Media Depictions of Mental Illness? Implications for Forensic Psychiatry. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 13:2, pages 243-250.
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R. G. Nairn & J. H. Coverdale. (2005) People never see us living well: an appraisal of the personal stories about mental illness in a prospective print media sample. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 39:4, pages 281-287.
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LAUREL ALEXANDER & BRUCE LINK. (2003) The impact of contact on stigmatizing attitudes toward people with mental illness. Journal of Mental Health 12:3, pages 271-289.
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ELAINE SIEFF. (2003) Media frames of mental illnesses: The potential impact of negative frames. Journal of Mental Health 12:3, pages 259-269.
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OTTO WAHL. (2003) Depictions of mental illnesses in children's media. Journal of Mental Health 12:3, pages 249-258.
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Kathleen Bokey & Garry Walter. (2002) Literature and psychiatry: the case for a close liaison. Australasian Psychiatry 10:4, pages 393-399.
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John Coverdale, Raymond Nairn & Donna Claasen. (2002) Depictions of mental illness in print media: a prospective national sample. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 36:5, pages 697-700.
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Raymond Nairn, John Coverdale & Donna Claasen. (2001) From source material to news story in New Zealand print media: a prospective study of the stigmatizing processes in depicting mental illness. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 35:5, pages 654-659.
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John Coverdale, Ray Nairn & Donna Claasen. (2000) A legal opinion's consequences for the stigmatisation of the mentally ill: Case analysis. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 7:2, pages 192-197.
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