The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... person will tell you that all they are conscious of is this : -an overpowering feeling of sadness and gloom , of intense depression which colors and poisons their whole life ; where the person , the subject of that state of feeling ...
... person will tell you that all they are conscious of is this : -an overpowering feeling of sadness and gloom , of intense depression which colors and poisons their whole life ; where the person , the subject of that state of feeling ...
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... person wakes up in the morning ; he feels suspicious of some one ; that sus- picion ripens into a belief that his neighbor is going to do him injury ; which has the precedence , which actually occurs first in that man's situation , the ...
... person wakes up in the morning ; he feels suspicious of some one ; that sus- picion ripens into a belief that his neighbor is going to do him injury ; which has the precedence , which actually occurs first in that man's situation , the ...
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... person to a prison . You will remember that in England there has been lately a case wherein a physician has been heavily fined for having sent a person to an asylum . Well , I do not see that we ever do such a thing . When we make out a ...
... person to a prison . You will remember that in England there has been lately a case wherein a physician has been heavily fined for having sent a person to an asylum . Well , I do not see that we ever do such a thing . When we make out a ...
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