A key text of anti-psychiatry and 1960s radical thought, originally published in 1967. Questioning ideas of sanity and mental illness, Laing argues that psychological distress may reflect the pressures of modern society as much as individual disorder. Combining essays with experimental prose, the book reflects Laing’s interest in consciousness and altered states.
Penguin edition, 1978
Very good condition. Some wear to edges and corners. Tight, uncreased spine and clean pages.
