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1. www.hamptonthink.org › read › a-mad-world-capitalismA Mad World: Capitalism and the Rise of Mental Illness ...

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   Feb 2, 2020 · Perhaps one of the most obvious examples of this intimate connection between capitalism and mental distress is the prevalence of neurosis. As Joel Kovel, a former psychiatrist and professor of political science, notes: ‘A most striking feature of neurosis within capitalism is its ubiquity.’

2. www.redpepper.org.uk › society › healthA mad world: capitalism and the rise of mental illness

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   Aug 9, 2017 · Capitalism is as much an inequality-generating system as it is a mental illness producing system. As a Royal College of Psychiatrists report noted: ‘Inequality is a major determinant of mental illness: the greater the level of inequality, the worse the health outcomes. Children from the poorest households have a three-fold greater risk of ...

3. academic.oup.com › book › 43957The impact of capitalism on mental health: An epidemiological ...

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   Aug 1, 2022 · This chapter summarizes and critically assesses the relationship between capitalism and mental health. It begins by defining capitalism: broadly, a socio-economic system characterized by the private ownership of the means of production and the exploitation and domination of wage labour for profit.

4. spectrejournal.com › mental-illness-and-capitalismMental Illness and Capitalism – Spectre Journal

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   Sep 14, 2023 · Capitalism in all its facets is the single biggest determinant of mental well-being. Mental illness arises from a dialectical process—it is a truly materialist phenomenon, evolving from the interaction between the materiality of the human body, its inherent needs and desires, and the materiality of capitalist society.

5. macleans.ca › economy › economicanalysisCapitalism’s connection to our ever-worsening mental health

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   Feb 23, 2021 · I regularly reread his most famous work, Capitalist Realism, and have always admired his ability to not only write through depression and anxiety but to connect social conditions with our ever ...

6. link.springer.com › article › 10Dysfunctional capitalism: Mental illness, schizoanalysis and ...

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   Aug 14, 2017 · In cultural studies, neoliberal capitalism has been critically discussed in connection with a rise of mental illness. Within this discourse, psychology and psychoanalysis are being ambivalently debated as either complicit with the capitalist representational system or as potential tools to critically interrogate it. This paper traces these arguments in publications by writers such as Mark ...

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   Is there a connection between capitalism and mental distress?

   • Perhaps one of the most obvious examples of this intimate connection between capitalism and mental distress is the prevalence of neurosis. As Joel Kovel, a former psychiatrist and professor of political science, notes: ‘A most striking feature of neurosis within capitalism is its ubiquity.’

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   Is capitalism a mental illness generating system?

   • Capitalism is as much an inequality-generating system as it is a mental illness producing system. As a Royal College of Psychiatrists report noted: ‘Inequality is a major determinant of mental illness: the greater the level of inequality, the worse the health outcomes.

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   Does capitalism affect mental health?

   • Next, quantitative research on capitalism and mental health since the mid-twentieth century is discussed. Although epidemiological research on the topic remains underdeveloped, research consistently finds that capitalism harms workers’ mental health and exacerbates inequities.

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   Does neoliberal capitalism cause mental illness?

   • Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative In cultural studies, neoliberal capitalism has been critically discussed in connection with a rise of mental illness. Within this discourse, psychology and

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   Is capitalism a psychopathic system?

   • Mental illness is consistently associated with deprivation, low income, unemployment, poor education, poorer physical health and increased health-risk behaviour.’ Some commentators have even suggested that capitalism itself, as a way of being or way of thinking about the world, might be seen as a rather ‘psychopathic’ or pathological system.

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   Does racial capitalism affect mental health?

   • Finally, although the mental health harms of criminalization, policing, war, and other forms of state violence have been well-documented (Bailey et al., 2017; Charlson et al., 2019), psychiatric epidemiological studies have rarely explored the issue in their racial capitalist context.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 330088399(PDF) Capitalism and Mental Health - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2019 · Copy link Link copied. Read full-text. ... between 2010 and 2015, there was a 15 percent rise in the number of full- ... For those who suffer mental distress, life under capitalism .