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PART I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS. |
CHAPTER | | PAGE |
I. | The Social and Economic Importance of Mental Diseases | 15 |
II. | The Evolution of the Modern Hospital | 34 |
III. | Legislation and Methods of Administration | 50 |
IV. | The State Hospitals—Their Organization and Functions | 68 |
V. | The Hospital Treatment of Mental Diseases | 84 |
VI. | The Development of the Psychopathic Hospital | 104 |
VII. | The Mental Hygiene Movement | 121 |
VIII. | The Etiology of Mental Diseases | 138 |
IX. | Immigration and Mental Diseases | 155 |
X. | Mental Diseases and Criminal Responsibility | 169 |
XI. | The Psychiatry of the War | 185 |
XII. | Endocrinology and Psychiatry | 202 |
XIII. | The Modern Progress of Psychiatry | 217 |
XIV. | The Classification of Mental Diseases | 234 |
PART II. THE PSYCHOSES |
I. | The Traumatic Psychoses | 253 |
II. | The Senile Psychoses | 266 |
III. | The Psychoses with Cerebral Arteriosclerosis | 280 |
IV. | General Paralysis | 293 |
V. | The Psychoses with Cerebral Syphilis | 308 |
VI. | The Psychoses with Huntington's Chorea, Brain Tumor and other Brain or Nervous Diseases | 323 |
VII. | The Alcoholic Psychoses | 344 |
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VIII. | The Psychoses Due to Drugs and other Exogenous Toxins | 363 |
IX. | The Psychoses with Pellagra | 378 |
X. | The Psychoses with other Somatic Diseases | 392 |
XI. | The Manic-Depressive Psychoses | 409 |
XII. | Involution Melancholia | 427 |
XIII. | Dementia PrÆcox | 440 |
XIV. | Paranoia and the Paranoid Conditions | 461 |
XV. | The Epileptic Psychoses | 475 |
XVI. | The Psychoneuroses and Neuroses | 489 |
XVII. | The Psychoses with Psychopathic Personality | 504 |
XVIII. | The Psychoses with Mental Deficiency | 524 |
| Index | 537 |