Madness: A Brief History

Roy S. Porter

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Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices Mental Health and Psychiatry History of Emotions Research

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1. Introduction 2. Madness, Gods, and Demons 3. The Rationality of Madness 4. Fools and Folly 5. Locking up the Mad 6. The Rise of Psychiatry 7. The Mad 8. The Century of Psychoanalysis 9. Conclusion: Modern Times, Ancient Problems?

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