Hi,

There are several electronic databases that can help finding the literature you are looking for. Here's an exmaple from Pubmed:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/?term=(schizophrenia%5BTitle%5D)+AND+case+report*%5BTitle%5D

Other databases are: Web ob science, scopus, psycinfo etc.

@Michael Uebel Thank you sir!

@Nexhmedin Morina Thank you

Read very old textbooks and medical journals, especially for descriptions of hallucinations.

I find little of any use in modern literature except for Schiz Bull Personal Accounts. Patient websites on the Internet are more helpful than the medical literature.

@Anthony G Gordon, Sir could you please suggest some? I am very new to this.

Maybe that – Klaus Conrad: Die beginnende Schizophrenie. Versuch einer Gestaltanalyse des Wahns. 3. ed. Thieme, Stuttgart 1971

– elaborated case descriptions –

From personal experience with family members, some churches take advantage of mentally ill patients (and schizophrenics are especially easy to manipulate using religion). So I would maybe use that as a starting point. Just remember not all churches do this and that I'm speaking from personal experience. Obviously, you couldn't (legally) do any serious studies, but I think if this is something you are interested in, going and interacting with schizophrenics in pathological environments that manipulate them would give you a real-life idea of the dynamic between schizophrenics and the social settings that take advantage of and even enforce their sickness. I don't know how much this has already been looked into, but I bet you could end up with a pretty great and original research topic.