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Working Through What Is. Depression and the Predicament of Reality in Poland

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Sokół Grzegorz^ORCID

Abstract

This monograph of contemporary Polish depression sheds light on the social, political, and semantic processes that have shaped its meanings, ex- periences, understandings, and treatments. Examining depression’s history in Poland after 1989, the author not only considers the social conditions of clinical practice, but also explores a broader phenomenon of the cultural dynamic of realification (urealnienie) – the socially produced sense of realness of the world around us. The book thus touches upon various aspects of cultural theory while keeping an ethnographic, empirical character.

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University of Warsaw Press

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https://wuw.pl/data/include/cms//Working_Trough_Sokol_Grzegorz_2023.pdf

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