The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... mind . The results of these different degrees of qualification may be seen in another shape . A beginner in our specialty hails every improvement as the commencement of convalescence , and is apt to regard the appearance of a few ...
... mind . The results of these different degrees of qualification may be seen in another shape . A beginner in our specialty hails every improvement as the commencement of convalescence , and is apt to regard the appearance of a few ...
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... mind , and upon that knowledge rests the pathology of the mind - insanity . Much has been done , and much needs to be done in the preliminary education of the physician of this country . His preparatory training should be thorough ; a ...
... mind , and upon that knowledge rests the pathology of the mind - insanity . Much has been done , and much needs to be done in the preliminary education of the physician of this country . His preparatory training should be thorough ; a ...
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... mind " is departed from , and its double ori- gin recognized , in almost the next paragraphs . Thus , he says of the brain : " Being the instrument of the mind , its condition must necessarily affect the mental manifestations . ' Of ...
... mind " is departed from , and its double ori- gin recognized , in almost the next paragraphs . Thus , he says of the brain : " Being the instrument of the mind , its condition must necessarily affect the mental manifestations . ' Of ...
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