Containing Madness: Gender and 'Psy' in Institutional Contexts

Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction: Psy, gender, and containmentJennifer M. Kilty & Erin Dej
Historical 'Psy' Discourses Revisited
Chapter 2: Sickening institutions: A feminist sociological analysis and critique of religion, medicine and psychiatry  Heidi Rimke
Chapter 3: Traditions of colonial and eugenic violence: Immigration detention in CanadaAmeil Joseph
Chapter 4: Gender, madness, and the legacies of the Prisons Information Group (GIP)Michael Rembis
Section 2: Containing Bodies 
Chapter 5: Patients' perspective on mechanical restraints in acute and emergency psychiatric settings: A poststructural feminist analysisDave Holmes, Jean Daniel Jacob, Désiré Rioux & Pascale Corneau
Chapter 6: Carceral optics and the crucible of segregation: Revisiting scenes of state sanctioned violence against incarcerated womenJennifer M. Kilty
Chapter 7: Gender dysphoria and the medical gaze in Anglo-American carceral regimesKyle Kirkup
Section 3: The Asylum and Beyond
Chapter 8: Uncovering the heteronormative order of the psychiatric iInstitution:A queer reading of chart documentation and language useAndrea Daley & Lori E. Ross
Chapter 9: Assessing 'insight', determining agency and autonomy: Implicating social identitiesMerrick Pilling, Andrea Daley, Margaret F. Gibson, Lori E. Ross & Juveria Zaheer
Chapter 10: When a man's home isn't a castle: Performing hypermasculinity among men experiencing homelessness and mental illnessErin Dej
Chapter 11 : Dangerous discourses: Masculinity, coercion and psychiatryChris Van Veen, Mohamed Ibrahim & Marina Morrow
Conclusion
Chapter 12: Expanding the concept of 'containment'Erin Dej & Jennifer M. Kilty