The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... suppose a case of that kind where , after an attempt at suicide , the pa- tient recovers , and the feeling passes away ; and then suppose another , where it goes on , and intellectual delusion takes place . Now , I would ask if the one ...
... suppose a case of that kind where , after an attempt at suicide , the pa- tient recovers , and the feeling passes away ; and then suppose another , where it goes on , and intellectual delusion takes place . Now , I would ask if the one ...
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... suppose , at this late day , it were neces- sary to give any information upon that point . I use the term moral insanity as it has been used before , I suppose , by every- body else , as meaning that form of mania in which the moral ...
... suppose , at this late day , it were neces- sary to give any information upon that point . I use the term moral insanity as it has been used before , I suppose , by every- body else , as meaning that form of mania in which the moral ...
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... suppose it amounts to that . If it is a relapse , it goes for nothing , but if it is to be called a recurrence , then without reference to time , it is to be regarded as a discharge and recovery , and he then comes back , and the same ...
... suppose it amounts to that . If it is a relapse , it goes for nothing , but if it is to be called a recurrence , then without reference to time , it is to be regarded as a discharge and recovery , and he then comes back , and the same ...
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