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Disciplining through Depression: An Analysis of Contemporary Discourse on Women and Depression

Nicole E. Hurt University of Georgia
Pages 284-309 | Published online: 11 Nov 2010

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Ellen Defossez. (2020) No Magic Pills: A Burkean View on the Ambiguity of Mild Depression. Rhetoric Review 39:3, pages 330-343.
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C. Morley & S. Macfarlane. (2011) The Nexus between Feminism and Postmodernism: Still a Central Concern for Critical Social Work. British Journal of Social Work 42:4, pages 687-705.
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