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Abstract VI: The Clinical Resolution

From the book Madness and Democracy

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400822874.149b
From the book
Madness and Democracy
Madness and Democracy

Chapters in this book (27)

Frontmatter
Contents
Foreword
Editors' Note
Introduction
Abstract I: The Moment of Origin
Part One: Advent, Apotheosis, and Failure of the Asylum Establishment
Abstract II
Chapter I. La Salpêtrière, or The Double Birth of the Asylum
Chapter II. The Politics of the Asylum
Chapter III.1 Impossible Power
Chapter IV. A Socializing Machine
Abstract III: Crisis, Agony, and Repetition
Abstract IV: Esquirol at La Salpêtrière
Part Two: The Passions as a Sketch of a General Theory of Mental Alienation
Abstract V: Esqirol in 1805
Abstract VI: The Clinical Resolution
Abstract VII: Between the Will to Madness and Brain Lesions
Abstract VIII: What the Passions Make It Possible to Think (Beginning)
Chapter V. What the Passions Make It Possible to Think
Chapter VI. Reducing Insanity: The Mirror of Alterity
Abstract IX: Approaches to Healing; How to Speak to the Insane
Chapter VII. The Society of Individuals and the Institution of Speech
Chapter VIII.The Conquest of Dissymmetry
Chapter IX. Openings and Aporia of Moral Treatment
Epilogue: Social Divide, Division of the Subject, Mad Rupture
Notes
List of Works Cited
Index
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