Edited sentence: " Greenfeld somehow managed to miss the purport of the review and although Greenfeld mentions the titles of the reviewed books in an endnote, she did not realize that the titles strongly suggest that the books are critical of the state of affairs in psychiatry.A quick glance on the content pages of handbooks on psychiatry already indicates that psychiatry, contrary to Greenfeld’s false believe, is not blind to social and cultural factors.Greenfeld claims that the authority of the biological paradigm is "undisputed" in psychiatry (Greenfeld 2013, 6).Greenfeld’s assessment of psychiatry is deeply misleading.Her claim is based on one single review in The New York Review of Books.Referring to the three reviewed books, Greenfeld writes (and partly quotes from the review): "each of them, despite differences in emphasis, 'subscribes to the popular theory that mental illness is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain'" (Greenfeld 2013, 5).The American Psychiatric Association is clear that psychiatry is still in the dark about the exact causes of mental disorders and the APA acknowledges the importance of “environmental factors”.This is the opposite of what Marcia Angell actually wrote: "none of the three authors subscribes to the popular theory that mental illness is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain