Liaison Librarian
LIB272E
Office hours (virtual):
Monday: 4pm-6pm
Wednesday: 10am-12pm
Thursday: 3pm-5pm
Disability Related Study Guides
Getting Research Help
Book a Research Appointment
Get lengthier and more specialized research help with our book an appointment service.
Visit our Research Help Desk
Visit the Research Help Desk on the main floor of the Library for help.
Attend a Workshop
Workshops are scheduled throughout the term.
Online Guides and Videos
How-to guides and videos on writing, research and citation
Keywords for Mad Studies
Try these search terms when seeking information about Mad Studies.
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Ableism Anti-ableism/ableist Anti-Oppressive Practice Antipsychiatry Consumer Survivor Mad identity/pride/community etc…… Madness Identity Politics Trauma / Trauma informed |
Social constructionism Sanism Consumer/survivor Psychiatric Survivor Ex-patient Service user (common term in the UK) Recovery discourse Mentalism Critical mental health |
Mad Studies Blogs and Websites
- DST 500 & CDST 504 BlogThis digital gallery features student artwork produced from two undergraduate courses at Toronto Metropolitan University: A History of Madness (DST 500) and Mad People’s History (C/DST504). Feel free to explore the site and share it with others. We only ask that if you reference any of the pieces in your own work, you cite the website and the original artists individually for their work.
Creative Commons License
This guide has been created by the Toronto Metropolitan University Library and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License unless otherwise marked.
