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The Great Universe of Kota
This book is about the work of two psychiatrists in a village called Kota in the South Kanara District of the Karnataka State in India. The objective of the research was to study the prevalence and patterns of mental disorder in the community setting. Kota has a small population of Muslims and Christians, but the majority are Hindu. The book describes the way this was achieved, with the aim of facilitating better mental health care for rural populations.
Memanusiakan Manusia
"""Sampai hari ini, masyarakat cenderung menjauhi, membuang, bahkan memasung orang yang menderita gangguan jiwa. Keluarga malu dan masyarakat merasa terganggu kenyamanan dan keamanannya. Kondisi itu membuat gelisah hati Kusumanto. Sebagai pekerja kesehatan, dia merasa terpanggil untuk menyadarkan masyarakat, khususnya pemerintah, bahwa kita semua bertanggung jawab atas proses kesembuhan si penderita. Kita tidak boleh mengasingkan si penderita sebab hal itu justru membuatnya semakin sulit disembuhkan. Panggilan jiwa itulah yang mendorong Kusumanto untuk mendedikasikan seluruh pikiran, jiwa, dan hidupnya bagi dunia psikiatri di Indonesia. Dia tak hanya memperjuangkan ilmu psikiatri, mengangkat...
The Balinese
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The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research
List of members in v. 1, 6, 12.
No More Tomorrows
It was meant to be a two-week holiday in paradise to celebrate her sister's birthday, but for Schapelle Corby it ended in every traveller's darkest nightmare. She stepped off the plane and into a world of hell after Bali customs officers discovered 4.2 kilos of marijuana in her bag. Her dazzling blue eyes and cries of innocence while facing a possible death sentence turned her into a celebrity overnight. The media couldn't get enough. Months later, in a humid Bali courtroom brimming with media, her family watched in horror as the judge sentenced her to 20 years in the notorious Bali prison dubbed Hotel K. Inside, Schapelle suffered the unimaginable; living in a tiny rat-infested concrete cell, surrounded by daily suicides, murders, brutal bashings and overdoses. Outside her family fought tirelessly to prove her innocence. In this updated edition, Schapelle describes in intimate detail of how she descended into madness and ultimately found strength and her way home. Written with bestselling author Kathryn Bonella, this is an utterly compelling and unsettling tale that you won't be able to put down.
