Comprehensive textbook of suicidology/
Ronald W. Maris
- New York: Guilford Press, c2000.
- xxii, 650 p.
1. Introduction to the Study of Suicide2. The Theoretical Component in Suicidology3. The Empirical Foundations of Suicidology4. A Historical Perspective on Suicide, Anton J. L. van HooffII. Sociodemographic and Epidemiologic Issues5. Age and the Lifespan (with Paul A. Nisbet)6. Suicide, Gender, and Sexuality7. Racial, Ethnic, and Cultural Aspects of Suicide8. Work and the Economy, Steven Stack9. Marriage, Family, Family Therapy, and Suicide, Bruce Bongar, Laura Goldberg, Karin Cleary, and Kaprice Brown10. The Social Relations of Suicides11. Suicide Notes and Communications12. Suicide Attempts and MethodsIII. Medical and Psychiatric Issues13. Psychiatric Diagnoses and Suicidal Acts, Bryan L. Tanney14. Physical Illness and Suicide (with Mark J. Goldblatt)15. Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, and Suicide, David Lester16. The Biology of Suicide17. Aggression, Violence, and Suicide, Robert PlutchikIV. Indirect Self-Destruction, Ethics, Philosophy, and the Law18. Indirect Self-Destructive Behavior (with Norman L. Farberow)19. Ethical, Religious, and Philosophical Issues in Suicide20. Suicide and the LawV. Treatment and Prevention21. Treatment and Prevention of Suicide22. In the Wake of Suicide: Survivorship and Postvention, David A. Jobes, Jason B. Luoma, Lisa Anne T. Hustead, and Rachel E. Mann