What is the history of psychiatry? I
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Auteurs : Otto M. MarxSource :
- History of psychiatry [ 0957-154X ] ; 1992-09.
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- Basic books, Brain disease, Brain function, Classical greece, Cultural history, Disabled members, Dodds, Enlightened science, Extramedical developments, Firm basis, First time, Foucault, Great variety, Griesinger, Human mind, Important point, Intellectual terms, Irrationality, Kornfeld, Last century, Madness, Magic years, Medical history, Medical profession, Medical psychology, Medical specialty, Mental disturbances, Mental illness, Modern psychiatry, Natural science, Nineteenth century, Phrenological movement, Practical problems, Primitive culture, Primitive medicine, Primitive peoples, Progressive development, Progressive evolution, Psychiatric, Psychiatric history, Psychiatric literature, Psychiatry, Psychoanalytic theory, Psychological interests, Sacred disease, Same time, Second half, Seventeenth century, Short history, Sigerist, Social sciences, Specialty, Twentieth century, Zilboorg.
Abstract
Psychiatry - mental medicine - is a medical specialty. It has changed and will continue to do so under the influence of extramedical developments. But nonpsychiatrists writing psychiatric history will have to become acquainted with the practical problems with which psychiatry has had to contend. The history of psychiatry cannot be understood in purely intellectual terms, nor can it be shown that humanism has been the guiding light of this medical specialty.
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DOI: 10.1177/0957154X9200301101
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