1898
DOI: 10.2307/1412678
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The Migratory Impulse vs. Love of Home

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“…4 A few other authors also considered nostalgia, but in general by the turn of the century this condition had largely disappeared from psychiatric nosology. 5 Beginning with the first world war, however, and increasingly over the following turbulent decades, attention was directed to psychological disabilities manifested by refugees, displaced persons, prisoners of war, and survivors of concentration camps. 6 In dealing with these uprooted people, a number of investigators recognized that their psychological problems were in fact very similar to those which physicians in the 18th and 19th centuries had categorized as nostalgia.…”
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“…4 A few other authors also considered nostalgia, but in general by the turn of the century this condition had largely disappeared from psychiatric nosology. 5 Beginning with the first world war, however, and increasingly over the following turbulent decades, attention was directed to psychological disabilities manifested by refugees, displaced persons, prisoners of war, and survivors of concentration camps. 6 In dealing with these uprooted people, a number of investigators recognized that their psychological problems were in fact very similar to those which physicians in the 18th and 19th centuries had categorized as nostalgia.…”
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“…Linus Kline, a student at G. Stanley Hall's Clark University, often considered animal studies for their relevance to humans. Kline's (1898) paper on "the migratory impulse vs. love of home" was clearly aimed at making comparative research relevant to humans. Kline reviewed the literature on determinants of migration in nonhuman animals with that of humans in an overt attempt to find commonalities.…”
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“…The first truant inspectors were appointed more than 100 years ago and the first academic studies of the causes of truancy were completed before the end of the century (Kline, 1897). Holmes (1989) has found references to 'treuandes' in sixteenth-century documents.…”
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