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This interdisciplinary historical book explains how some (queer) psychologists and activist groups worked together to remove 'homosexuality' as a mental disorder in Britain, and is fascinating reading for anyone interested in the history of sexuality and psychology.
Katherine A. Hubbard is a feminist academic in the Sociology department at the University of Surrey. She has been publishing in the area of sexualities since 2014 and completed her PhD entitled: 'A history of the Rorschach ink blot test in Britain: an interdisciplinary, queer feminist approach to one bleeding test' in 2016. She has a wide range of experience in research and teaching in the history of Psychology, Sociology of Gender, LGBTQ Psychology and feminist history.
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