Recovery From Schizophrenia: Psychiatry And Political Economy

386 SUBJECT INDEXrehospitalization"Hospital Proneness Scale" (Rosen andEngelhardt) 224housing, cooperative 277, 278, 280–281humanitarian concerns 92, 93"hungry forties" 34Huntington's chorea 2hygiene 201hysteria 4Ibadan 154, 155, 155 (table)iconoclasm 10ideas of influence 5 (table)identity, loss of 131Illinois, Champaign-Urbana area in 181,182illness: industrialization and 195;social class and 29immediate assignment studies 224–230immigrants 205–209immune system, stress and 46implicit tax 258inbreeding viiiincarceration, of mentally ill people 300;deinstitutionalization and 88, 90;unemployment and 176–178;see also jail(s)incidence, of schizophrenia: beforeeighteenth century 197–198;changes in, since 198–201;cross-cultural comparisons of 209–210;gender differences in 210;industrialization and illness and 195;vs. prevalence 195–197incidence samples 151incoherence 4income inequality (disparity) 30, 36incontinence 83independence, loss of 130India 151, 154;family environment in 169;working ex-patients in 157;see also Agra;Chandigarh;Lucknow;Madras;Uttar Pradesh;Velloreindigenous healers 166–167indifference, governmental 138individual placement and support (IPS) 252indoleamines 20Indonesia 153industrial illness 43industrial injuries 43industrial reserve army 134–135Industrial Revolution 94, 105, 106, 113industrial stagnation 34industrial therapy 85industrialization, and hazards of childbirth203–205;and incidence of schizophrenia 217infantile autism 209infant mortality 28, 39–43, 96, 98 (table),98, 98infection:syphilitic 195;viral 22influenza, maternal 22inheritance 17–20;see also genetic factorsinsanity: dwindling cure rates of, duringgrowth of industrialization 157;hallucinations never mentioned asfeature of, in Laos 163;outcome of, class bias and 111insight 0 , 189institutional neurosis 192insulin coma therapy 54, 57, 83insurance, health 92intellectual deterioration 5 (table)International Pilot Study of Schizophrenia(WHO) 11, 13, 14, 145–145, 154–155,159intervention, with "at-risk" people 214–217intracranial bleeding 204intramuscular (depot) medications 273intrapsychic mechanisms 10intrauterine factors, in schizophrenia 16, 17(fig.), 19, 21, 22iodine, dietary 195IPS see individual placement and supportIreland 183irritability 131, 236