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05/12/2022

Brand new book! 'Legacies of Darwin, Marx and Freud' is Robert Young's final book, published posthumously for the first time. https://www.processpressltd.com/product-page/legacies-of-darwin-marx-and-freud-by-robert-young

'Legacies...' is a collection of essays selected by Bob from throughout his lifetime, with new material. This represents the most complete and impassioned explanation of Bob's political views as the legacies of 'great men' relate to the legacies of 'great ideas'.

‘Legacies is a career-wide collection of essays by Robert M. Young. Consistently throughout his extraordinarily productive life he brought together his analyses based on the brilliant 3 figures who preoccupied his academic life: Charles Darwin, Karl Marx, and Sigmund Freud. In doing so, he extrapo...

05/12/2022

Our website has moved! Website is under construction, but all of our books are still available to purchase in ebook or paperback form. https://www.processpressltd.com/books

03/02/2022

New blog post about our reissuing of 'Mental Space': https://processpressltd.com/blog/mental-space

Available as an ebook on our website, paperback coming soon.

More news to follow...

For those of you who missed it the first time around, (admittedly, 28 years ago) we are proud to announce that we are in the process of republishing

03/02/2022

Thank-you Dr. Vicky Long for your beautiful review of 'Closing the Asylum' ...

'This is a book about deinstitutionalisation, and its failings, but it is also an important and empathetic reminder of the humanity of people who live with severe and enduring mental distress… Barham's new prologue critically analyses how the growing assault on the welfare state and dependency has affected mental health policy since Closing the Asylum was first published…'

03/02/2022

Process Press is very pleased to announce a new edition of this classic book. This new edition features a preface by veteran mental health survivor, trainer, campaigner and poet Peter Campbell and an extensive prologue by Peter Barham.

In this acclaimed book, first published almost thirty years ago, Peter Barham examines the changing fortunes of mental patients in the era of the asylum and in its aftermath. He demonstrates powerfully that the closure of mental hospitals cannot meet the real needs of people with severe mental health problems without a profound rethinking of the role, rights and status of the former mental patient in society.

Find the paperback and ebook from our website: https://processpressltd.com/pages/books

02/02/2022