Titlebook: An Outline of Psychiatry in Clinical Lectures; The Lectures of Carl Robert Miller, ONZM, B.A., B.Sc., PhD.,John Dennis Book 2015 Springer I

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Lecture 1coughing, palpitations, fever, jaundice, anaemia, and emaciation as actual illnesses. This is precisely the current attitude towards psychiatry, at least amongst the majority of ‘mad doctors’—its proponents. Even for them, some specific symptoms form the very essence of the disease—for example a dep

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Lecture 7le mental status. A prerequisite for ‘consciousness of personhood’ [W], which we should now consider in detail, is the possibility of development of an ‘ego’ [Ed]. The main condition for this is the possible existence of an unchanging sense of corporeality, in contrast to the ever-changing environme

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Lecture 8an the sequence of certain excitatory processes, and, during its disease states, a morbid change in such processes. Moreover, in what we have considered so far, we needed no other precondition, because the contents of consciousness—the sum of all acquired perceptions—had no meaning for us other than

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Lecture 11 overriding disturbance of intellectual activity. Under this very broad definition, we might accept that, amongst cases I have shown, there are conspicuous differences not only in terms of presenting findings but also of their histories and origins. The diversity of presenting medical conditions cou

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Lecture 13a sejunction process and the hypothetical backflow of nervous current from complex associative structures. We can say one thing already: The sejunction hypothesis is probably valid for the vast majority of hallucinations, especially those of paranoid states, which are our main concern here.

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Lecture 16ew world views. Evidence by which we can answer this question must of course be found exclusively in the area of symptomatology. Our task then is to examine psychotic symptoms we have met so far, with a view to determining whether, and to what extent, they are expressions of a more active disease pr

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