The pathology of mind. A study of its distempers, deformities and disorders

Maudsley, Henry

doi:10.1590/1415-47142002002011

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“…At the end of the nineteenth century authors began to expressly avoid a too rigorous position on the matter (e.g. Maudsley, 1895). In the United States, however, the 'masturbatory hypothesis' continued to hold ground for a long time (Hall, 1904;Spitzka, 1890).…”

Section: The Second Half Of the Nineteenth Centurymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Fright, which he regarded as the most common psychic cause of mental disturbances, only led to mental illness if such a predisposition was present. Maudsley (1895), too, drew links between anxiety in children and a 'neuropathic temperament':…”

Section: Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders In Child And Adolescent Psychimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…He had no doubt that the root cause of anxiety lay in processes in the cerebral cortex. Maudsley (1895), taking a comparable standpoint, and foreshadowing some of the cognitive views discussed by Prins (chapter 2, this volume), formulated a type of 'cognitive hypothesis' about panic attacks: a disorganisation of the muscular sense, whereby the special mental forms or intuitions required to inform the proper purposive movements are rendered impossible. The mind being thus unable to form its fit grasps or apprehensions of the environment might naturally reel in impotent alarm, transferring its subjective disorder to the external world .…”

Section: Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders In Child And Adolescent Psychimentioning

confidence: 99%

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Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents

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Section: Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders In Child And Adolescent Psychimentioning

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“…Doves breed not kites, nor do grapes grow on thorns in the moral any more than in the physical world (Maudsley, 1895). Cleckley (1941) is considered the founder of more modern concepts of psychopathy in his seminal work The Mask of Sanity.…”

Section: The Construct Of Psychopathy and Its Relationship To Sex Offmentioning

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Paraphilias with co‐morbid psychopathy: The clinical and legal significance to sex offender assessments

Saleh

Malin

Grudzinskas

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Behavioral Sci & The Law

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This article briefly discusses the historical development of the constructs of paraphilia and psychopathy. An overview of recent developments in the assessment of these constructs for legal purposes is also provided. The historical, clinical, legal, and ethical obligations of clinicians who work with persons suffering from paraphilias and co-morbid psychopathy is then reviewed. An emphasis of the current article is integrating recent developments in the construct of psychopathy into a discussion of sex offender risk assessment and treatment. The co-morbidity of psychopathy and paraphilias as factors in predicting risk of recidivism is reviewed. The need for practitioners to remain cognizant of language requirements in both legal and clinical contexts is addressed. Finally, this article reviews the legal history of sex offender legislation and its evolution into current United States Supreme Court jurisprudence.

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“…Parece ser um pressuposto óbvio que a mania fosse resultante da hiperestesia ovariana, uterina e das mamas. Quanto ao delírio de ciúmes e ao alcoolismo, 'sinais patológicos' muito freqüentes, vinham quase sempre associados à menopausa, enquanto que o período melancólico estaria vinculado à chegada da menstruação (Maudsley, 1979;Puech, 1908;Sparano, 1916).…”

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As insanas do Hospício Nacional de Alienados (1900-1939)

Facchinetti

Ribeiro

Muñoz

2008

Hist. cienc. saude-Manguinhos

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Este trabalho é um dos resultados de pesquisa de pós-doutoramento realizada entre 2004 e 2006 na Casa de Oswaldo Cruz/Fiocruz, com o apoio do CNPq e da Faperj, em que se buscou estabelecer uma cartografia das práticas psiquiátricas no Hospício Nacional de Alienados. O projeto tinha por objetivo levantar dados e analisar os processos de construção de diagnósticos, o tempo de internação e suas correlações. Para tanto, foram considerados os critérios: origens étnicas e nacionais, atividades profissionais, gênero, estado civil, idade, classe social, índice de mortalidade, origem geográfica e autoria dos prontuários. Neste texto restringimo-nos à relação entre gênero e loucura nas quatro primeiras décadas do século XX.

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The pathology of mind. A study of its distempers, deformities and disorders

Cited by 11 publications

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Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents

Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents

Paraphilias with co‐morbid psychopathy: The clinical and legal significance to sex offender assessments

As insanas do Hospício Nacional de Alienados (1900-1939)

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