History of Psychiatry -- Table of Contents (June 1 1994, 5 [18])

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Contents: June 1 1994, Volume 5, No. 18 [Index by Author] Other Issues:

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Karl-Heinz Reger and Horst Dilling: History of psychiatry in Lubeck: the nineteenth century
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 157-174. [Abstract] [PDF]

G.E. Berrios: Historiography of mental systems and diseases
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 175-190. [PDF]

L.D. Smith: Close confinement in a mighty prison: Thomas Bakewell and his campaign against public asylums, 1810-1830
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 191-214. [Abstract] [PDF]

C.F. Goodey: John Locke's idiots in the natural history of mind
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 215-250. [PDF]

Vickie Ziegler: The physician and the artist: psychological issues in E. T. A. Hoffmann's work
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 251-272. [PDF]

Louis-Victor Marcé: Note on a form of hypochondriacal delusion consecutive to the dyspepsias and principally characterized by refusal of food
History of Psychiatry 1994 5: 273-283. [PDF]

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