No tes 35 Peter Mezan, "After Freud and Jung, 283 Now Comes R D Laing," Esquire, January 1972, pp 92-97, 160-78 36 Clare, Psychiatry in Dissent, p 306 Moers, Literary Women: The Great Writers (Garden City, N.Y.: 37 Ellen Doubleday, 1976), p 133 Among the interesting works about madness by English women which I not discuss specifically in this chapter are Anna Kavan, Asylum Piece (1940), Isabella Morrison, A Tale Told by a Lunatic (1956), Jane Simpson, The Lost Days ofMy Life (1958), Ella Hales [pseud.], Like a 38 Janet Lamb (1958), and Penelope Mortimer, The Pumpkin Eater (1962) Frame, Faces in the Water (1961; reprint ed., London: Women's Press, 1980), p 112 39 White, Beyond the 40 Antonia White, "The House of Clouds" (1928), Strangers (London: Virago Books, 1981), p 59; and Alyssa Wingfield, The Inside of the Cup (London: Angus Robertson, 1958), p 34 41 Maude 42 Frame, Faces 43 John Berger, Ways of Seeing (Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1972), pp 46-47 For fascinating descriptions of the shifting sense of appearance in Glass, p 243 & Harrison, Spinners Lake (London: Bodley Head, 1941), in the p 35 Water, p schizophrenia, see Antonia White, Beyond the Glass, and As Once in May: The Early Autobiography ofAntonia White, ed Susan Chitty (London: Virago Books, 1983), p 67 • 44 Frame, Faces 45 Charles Thanks 46 J in the Water, p 186 W Mayos, to Poetry of the Insane (Peoria, Kans.: n.p., 1933), p 57 Gerry Grob for W Wing and this reference W Brown, G 47 Cecil, 48 Elizabeth Abel, "Women Good 49 Jennifer (Cam- and Schizophrenia: The Fiction of Jean Rhys," Kegan Gardiner, "Good Night, Modernism," Boundary (1983): 233-51; Barbara Hill Rigney, Madness and Sexual Politics ison: University Schizophrenia 113 Contemporary Literature 20 (1979): 155-77; Judith Morning, Midnight; and Institutionalization Cambridge University Press, 1970), p "Through the Looking Glass," p 217 bridge: in the Feminist Novel (Mad- of Wisconsin Press, 1978) Dawson, The Ha-Ha (1961; reprint ed., London: Virago Press, 1985), p 49 50 Ibid., p 181 51 Ibid., p 122 52 Ibid., pp.°152, 53 Ibid., p 54 Janet Frame, George 55 166-67, 169, 179 178-79, 180 An Angel at My Table: Braziller, 1984), pp 73, 76, Frame, Faces in the An Autobiography, vol (New York: 82-83, 98-99 Water, p 24 56 Ibid., pp 23, 56, 100 57 Adlai Stevenson, quoted in Linda Huf, Woman (New A Portrait York: Frederick Ungar, 1983), of the p 128 Artist as a Young