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@emotive-expression
one point to look at it is: that is how culture aids personal restraint from deviation. will power is an individual's self-responsibility and thus they tend to feel shame if ever they fail to exercise that kind of power (which is a sort of responsibility not merely for themselves, but for the whole collective (i.e. society, family) as well).
Iwase Nobutada Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8571, Japan
Stigma of mental illness in Japan, 2002
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once again: mental illness is a spiritual "disorder" (a "distortion" of the soul of a being), and thus the cure to that sort of thing could only be applying love and care on a human emotional level, and not simply hospitalizing a "patient" and stuffing them with medications.
that is a responsibility for the individual to take upon, but a part is also played out by their families. thus the family holds a much greater responsibility than to merely trash the "socially futile" individual into the recycle bin and hope for them medications to numb him so that he would stop troubling their sleep...
instead they ought to help him grow out of his troubles, by every means that may be needed (primarily love and acceptance, regarding them as an equal, and a person who holds potential for growth, etc, etc.).
Iwase Nobutada Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8571, Japan
Stigma of mental illness in Japan, 2002
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just for reference: in european mental institutions one can be held up to 3 months because of being underweight and not willing to speak to their relatives who force themselves on their own life-paths. and such people are branded as schizophrenics, too.
Iwase Nobutada Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8571, Japan
Stigma of mental illness in Japan, 2002
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consequences. (cause + effect? what is the interconnection)
Iwase Nobutada Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8571, Japan
Stigma of mental illness in Japan, 2002
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