"The Woman in White" by Willkie Collins. Psychiatric care for women during the Victorian era in 19th century English literature

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The essay explores the representation of psychiatric care for women in 19th century English literature, highlighting its significance in the context of societal attitudes and medical practices of the time. Focusing on Wilkie Collins' novel "The Woman in White," it examines how the treatment of female characters reflects broader themes of gender, mental health, and societal expectations. Through this analysis, the essay sheds light on the intersection of literature and psychiatry, revealing insights into the historical portrayal of women's mental health issues.