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Robert ChapmanPhilosophy · Politics & Society
Empire of Normality
Robert Chapman's "Empire of Normality" examines how society defines and enforces what is considered normal. The book explores the historical and social construction of normality, particularly concerning disability and mental health. It argues that these concepts are social constructs used to categorize and control individuals.
'Empire of Normality' by Robert Chapman explores the social and historical construction of what is considered 'normal,' particularly in relation to disability and mental health. It critically examines how these concepts are used to categorize and control individuals within society.
Robert Chapman's 'Empire of Normality' is a work of critical theory and social philosophy. It encourages readers to question established norms and the systems that enforce them.