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“Today There Are No Happy People”: Antoni Godziemba Wysocki’s Journey to a Psychiatric Institution. Dom zdrowia as a Voice in Nineteenth-Century Representations of People with Mental Dysfunction
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71-85
Keywords:
disability, inclusion, otherness, stereotype, subjectivity
Published:
30 June 2026
Categories:
Polish philology, Open Access
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Ostrowski, K. (2026). “Today There Are No Happy People”: Antoni Godziemba Wysocki’s Journey to a Psychiatric Institution. Dom zdrowia as a Voice in Nineteenth-Century Representations of People with Mental Dysfunction. In M. Gajak-Toczek (Ed.), Representations of Disability in Cultural Spaces (pp. 71-85). Lodz University Press. https://doi.org/10.18778/8331-985-8.06
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