An Intrinsic Malfunction / A Deliberate Social Construct? Framing Mental Variation beyond the Prescribed and Over-Medicalized Biomedical Context in Brian Yorkey’s ‘Next to Normal’ - Egyptian Knowledge Bank

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An Intrinsic Malfunction / A Deliberate Social Construct? Framing Mental Variation beyond the Prescribed and Over-Medicalized Biomedical Context in Brian Yorkey’s ‘Next to Normal’

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Last updated: 03 Jan 2025

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