Titlebook: Comparative Psychiatry; The International an Henry B. M. Murphy Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Neurose.Psychiatrie.alcoho

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,Hubble: The People’s Telescope,t I had thought to omit the subject from the present book since covering it requires a book in itself. However, although the literature is so extensive and in places so rich, the way in which psychiatry uses it has remained confused, in part because of an insufficient distinction between consummated

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138414they contribute to the major ones. With the latter we have been dealing with fairly distinct syndromes and fairly uniform methods of identifying them in a population, even though these methods do not operate everywhere and though some ambiguity remains. Much could therefore be done in the way of com

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138414 to show how, for each disorder, this type of comparison could lead us to a better understanding than studies undertaken only within single societies. Insofar as most of these disorders are thought to have distinct etiologies, and insofar as even those with supposedly related etiologies, such as dep

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81714-4Neurose; Psychiatrie; alcohol; neurosis; psychiatry; psychosis; suicide

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Book 1982active Psychoses. -The Affective Disorders. - Suicide andParasuicide. -Disorders Associated With Alcohol and Other Drugs. -Psychosomatic Disorders. - Neuroses and Other MinorDisorders. -Mental Health in Global Perspective. - SubjectIndex.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-27814-8 history; but the opposite problem arises since the first two of these have been overinclusive and psychiatry is still not agreed on how to subdivide them in a logical fashion, while the differential diagnosis of mania depends greatly on precision of observation.