title: [Significant differentiation of the social-psychiatric movement in capitalistic society. II. Activist impatience - psychiatric reform as revolution].
abstract: The relations between intentions in health politics and theoretical concepts within the debate on reformation of psychiatry, which have been dealt with in part I, are continued. Two further trends are considered; the attempts linked with the social ideas of left radicals to promote the socialist revolution with a reformation of psychiatry are regarded as peculiar transient signs, without profound theoretical effects. The ideas of those psychiatrists are particularly important for future development, who plead for socially just psychiatric care understanding the latter as an aim of the struggle within the frame-work of anti-imperialist-democratic policy. In general, it is true that trends with pronounced antimedical tendency in the social psychiatric movement are of little use in the practical transformation of the psychiatric care.
mesh_terms: D003158:Community Psychiatry; D011057:Politics; D012924:Social Conditions
vernacular_title: Bedeutsame Differenzierungen der sozialpsychiatrischen Bewegung in der kapitalistischen Gesellschaft. Teil II. Aktivistische Ungeduld - Psychiatriereform als Revolution