History of Psychiatry -- Table of Contents (2002, 13 [51])

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Ivan Leudar and Wes Sharrock: The cases of John Bunyan, Part 1. Taine and Royce
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 247-265. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

H. Steinberg and M.C. Angermeyer: Two hundred years of psychiatry at Leipzig University: an overview
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 267-283. [Abstract] [PDF]

R.M. Ion and M.D. Beer: The British reaction to dementia praecox 1893-1913. Part 1
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 285-304. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Emese Lafferton: Hysteria and hypnosis as ongoing processes of negotiation. Ilma's case from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Part 2
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 305-326. [PDF] [References]

Robert Gaupp and G.E. Berrios: About the Limits of Psychiatric Knowledge
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 327-331. [PDF]

Robert Gaupp and John Hoenig: About the Limits of Psychiatric Knowledge
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 332-338. [PDF]

Detlev W. Ploog: Klaus Conrad (1905-1961)
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 339-357. [Abstract] [PDF]

Detlev W. Ploog: Autobiographical sketch
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 358-360. [PDF] [References]

Leonard D. Smith: Essay Review : Jonathan Andrews and Andrew Scull. Undertaker of the Mind: John Monro and Mad-Doctoring in Eighteenth-century England. London, Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 2001. ISBN 0-520-23151-1
History of Psychiatry 2002 13: 361-366. [PDF] [References]

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