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Book Review: The Politics of Therapy

We live in an oppressive and corrupt society that desperately needs reform. If psychiatrists continue to "diffuse" all the angry and unhappy people who come to them-and who might otherwise have confronted the social order with demands that it change-they may thereby serve as unwitting tools of the status quo. Psychiatrists, both as therapists and as citizens should eschew a neutral political role. Rather, they should discuss their social and political views openly and freely with their patients; and, in addition, should formulate-and attempt to implement-societal goals and values based upon their psychiatric knowledge and experience.