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Chris Sandal-Wilson is a Lecturer in Medical History at the University of Exeter. He holds a Ph.D. in History from the University of Cambridge and was previously a Lecturer at Birkbeck, University of London.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction I: 1. Psychiatry in Palestine between the Ottomans and the British 2. Enumerating insanity: pathologies, translations, and the census II: 3. Petitions, families, and pathways to the asylum 4. Insanity before the courts: defining abnormality, punishing normalcy 5. Getting in and getting out of the criminal lunatic section III: 6. Investing in psychiatric institutions and expertise into the 1940s 7. Treating the mentally ill: work, drugs, and electricity Epilogue: partitions and afterlives.
Introduction I: 1. Psychiatry in Palestine between the Ottomans and the British 2. Enumerating insanity: pathologies, translations, and the census II: 3. Petitions, families, and pathways to the asylum 4. Insanity before the courts: defining abnormality, punishing normalcy 5. Getting in and getting out of the criminal lunatic section III: 6. Investing in psychiatric institutions and expertise into the 1940s 7. Treating the mentally ill: work, drugs, and electricity Epilogue: partitions and afterlives.
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