Mental health legislation in New Zealand from 1846 to date: A discourse analysis

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Mental health legislation in New Zealand from 1846 to date: A discourse analysis

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Thesis. This thesis presents an analysis of the legislation pertaining to mental health in New Zealand dating from 1846 to the present. It is based on discourse analysis (Gee, 2005; Given, 2008; McClosky, 2008; Stevenson, 2004), which is grounded in an historical genealogy (Kendall & Wickham, 1999; Slembrouck, 2006). Mental health problems have probably been around since the birth of humanity. However, legislation around the issue is a fairly recent phenomenon. Historically the gradual trend ...

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Masters

Date created

2010

Creator

Christopher Allan (Chris) Ball

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https://www.digitalnz.org/records/21138139

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