PEP | Article - British and German Psychiatry in the Second Half of the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century: Max Neuburger. Bulletin of the History of Med., XVIII, 1945, p. 121.

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Abstract

The confusion, mysticism and sadism in psychiatry in the period discussed by Neuburger were strikingly similar in both England and Germany. Hosts of authors are mentioned with quotations from some of the more interesting ones. From the chaos emerged the system of treatment by 'non-restraint', sponsored chiefly by Conolly in England and by Langermann and Griesinger in Germany.

PEP | Article - British and German Psychiatry in the Second Half of the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century: Max Neuburger. Bulletin of the History of Med., XVIII, 1945, p. 121. - Reider, Norman