Szaszian studies are the ideas and writings of psychiatrist Thomas Szasz, who was professor emeritus at State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote and published about thirty-five books related to psychiatry and human rights.

Learning about Szaszian studies involves learning about the ideas of psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.

His first major book was The Myth of Mental Illness. Thomas Szasz co-founded the human rights organization Citizens Commission on Human Rights. Thomas Szasz supported the separation of psychiatry and state.

This area of Wikiversity exists to help you understand the ideas and theories of the late professor of psychiatry, Thomas S. Szasz.

The late eminent psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote a book called Psychiatric Slavery, and probably coined the term "psychiatric slavery."

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