CHAPTER TWELVE / CHAPITRE DOUZE
Wrestling with Demons: History of Psychiatry /
Lutter contre
les démons: histoire de la psychiatrie
(Search on keyword as most references appear only
once /
Cherchez par mot-clé car la plupart des références n'apparaissent qu'une seule fois)
Topics in this page / Sujets
ici
General Works / Ouvrages généraux
Antiquity to the Enlightenment / Antiquité aux Lumières
Global
and Colonial Psychiatry / Psychiatrie globale et coloniale
Modern Psychiatry -- by country / Psychiatrie modern – par nation
Africa, Australia, Asia, Britain and Ireland
France, Germany, Other European
Countries
Latin
America, Canada,
United States
Afrique,
Australie, Asie, Iles Britanniques,
France, Allemagne,
Europe, Amérique Latine,
Canada, Etats
Unis
Military psychiatry / psychiatrie militaire
Anti-psychiatry movement / mouvement antipsychiatrique
General
Works / Ouvrages généraux
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Global and Colonial Psychiatry / Psychiatrie globale et coloniale
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