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Mental Illness and American Society, 1875-1940 (Princeton Legacy Library, 5316)
Author: Gerald N. Grob
Year: January 1, 1983
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Language: English



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Long Description of the Plot: The book "Mental Illness and American Society 1875-1940" by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental illness and society during a pivotal period in American history. Through a detailed examination of historical events, cultural attitudes, and medical practices, this book sheds light on the complex relationship between mental health and societal norms. The author delves into the evolution of psychiatric institutions, the rise of psychoanalysis, and the impact of World War I on mental health care, providing a nuanced understanding of how these factors influenced one another. The book begins by tracing the development of asylums in the United States, from their origins in the mid-19th century to their peak in the early 20th century. Asylums were initially established as places of refuge for individuals deemed "dangerous" or "disordered but they quickly became sites of experimentation and treatment. The author highlights the tension between the therapeutic goals of asylum care and the punitive nature of institutionalization, revealing the inherent contradictions within the system. As the 20th century progressed, Freudian theory gained traction in America, leading to the rise of psychoanalysis as a dominant form of mental health treatment. Tomes explores the influence of Freudian thought on American culture, demonstrating how it both empowered and constrained patients.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. Благодаря подробному изучению исторических событий, культурных установок и медицинской практики, эта книга проливает свет на сложные отношения между психическим здоровьем и социальными нормами. Автор углубляется в эволюцию психиатрических учреждений, рост психоанализа и влияние Первой мировой войны на охрану психического здоровья, предоставляя тонкое понимание того, как эти факторы влияли друг на друга. Книга начинается с отслеживания развития приютов в США, от их происхождения в середине XIX века до пика в начале XX века. Первоначально приюты были созданы как места убежища для лиц, считающихся «опасными» или «неупорядоченными», но они быстро стали местами экспериментов и лечения. Автор подчеркивает напряженность между терапевтическими целями предоставления убежища и карательным характером институционализации, выявляя врожденные противоречия внутри системы. По мере развития 20-го века фрейдистская теория набирала обороты в Америке, что привело к росту психоанализа как доминирующей формы лечения психического здоровья. Томес исследует влияние фрейдистской мысли на американскую культуру, демонстрируя, как она одновременно наделяет полномочиями и ограничивает пациентов.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. Grâce à une étude approfondie des événements historiques, des attitudes culturelles et de la pratique médicale, ce livre met en lumière les relations complexes entre la santé mentale et les normes sociales. L'auteur approfondit l'évolution des établissements psychiatriques, la croissance de la psychanalyse et l'impact de la Première Guerre mondiale sur la santé mentale en fournissant une compréhension subtile de la façon dont ces facteurs se sont influencés mutuellement. livre commence par suivre le développement des abris aux États-Unis, de leur origine au milieu du XIXe siècle à leur apogée au début du XXe siècle. À l'origine, les refuges ont été créés comme lieux de refuge pour les personnes considérées comme « dangereuses » ou « désordonnées », mais ils sont rapidement devenus des lieux d'expérimentation et de traitement. L'auteur souligne les tensions entre les objectifs thérapeutiques de l'asile et le caractère punitif de l'institutionnalisation, révélant les contradictions congénitales au sein du système. Au cours du 20ème siècle, la théorie freudienne a pris de l'ampleur en Amérique, ce qui a conduit à une augmentation de la psychanalyse en tant que forme dominante de traitement de la santé mentale. Tomes explore l'impact de la pensée freudienne sur la culture américaine, démontrant comment elle donne à la fois des pouvoirs et limite les patients.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. A través de un estudio detallado de los acontecimientos históricos, actitudes culturales y prácticas médicas, este libro arroja luz sobre las complejas relaciones entre la salud mental y las normas sociales. autor profundiza en la evolución de las instituciones psiquiátricas, el aumento del psicoanálisis y la influencia de la Primera Guerra Mundial en la protección de la salud mental, proporcionando una sutil comprensión de cómo estos factores se afectaron mutuamente. libro comienza rastreando el desarrollo de los refugios en los Estados Unidos, desde sus orígenes a mediados del siglo XIX hasta un pico a principios del siglo XX. Inicialmente, los refugios fueron creados como lugares de refugio para personas consideradas «peligrosas» o «desordenadas», pero rápidamente se convirtieron en lugares de experimentación y tratamiento. autor subraya las tensiones entre los objetivos terapéuticos del asilo y el carácter punitivo de la institucionalización, revelando contradicciones innatas dentro del sistema. A medida que avanzó el siglo XX, la teoría freudiana cobró impulso en América, lo que llevó a un aumento del psicoanálisis como forma dominante de tratamiento de la salud mental. Tomes explora la influencia del pensamiento freudiano en la cultura estadounidense, demostrando cómo al mismo tiempo empodera y limita a los pacientes.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. Através de um estudo detalhado de eventos históricos, instalações culturais e práticas médicas, este livro ilumina as relações complexas entre a saúde mental e as normas sociais. O autor aprofundou a evolução das instituições psiquiátricas, o aumento da psicanálise e os efeitos da Primeira Guerra Mundial sobre a saúde mental, fornecendo uma compreensão sutil de como estes fatores influenciavam uns aos outros. O livro começa a seguir o desenvolvimento dos abrigos nos Estados Unidos, desde sua origem em meados do século XIX até o pico no início do século XX. Originalmente, os abrigos foram criados como locais de abrigo para pessoas consideradas «perigosas» ou «impróprias», mas rapidamente tornaram-se locais de experimentação e tratamento. O autor ressalta as tensões entre os objetivos terapêuticos do asilo e o caráter punitivo da institucionalização, revelando contradições congênitas dentro do sistema. À medida que o século 20 se desenvolveu, a teoria freudiana ganhou terreno na América, o que levou ao aumento da psicanálise como forma dominante de tratamento de saúde mental. Tomes explora a influência do pensamento freudiano na cultura americana, mostrando como ela ao mesmo tempo confere poderes e restringe os pacientes.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. Attraverso uno studio dettagliato degli eventi storici, delle strutture culturali e delle pratiche mediche, questo libro mette in luce le complesse relazioni tra salute mentale e norme sociali. L'autore approfondisce l'evoluzione delle strutture psichiatriche, l'aumento della psicoanalisi e l'impatto della Prima Guerra Mondiale sulla salute mentale, fornendo una sottile comprensione di come questi fattori hanno influenzato l'uno l'altro. Il libro inizia tracciando lo sviluppo dei rifugi negli Stati Uniti, dalla loro origine a metà del XIX secolo fino al picco all'inizio del XX secolo. Inizialmente i rifugi sono stati creati come luoghi di accoglienza per persone considerate «pericolose» o «non ordinate», ma sono diventati rapidamente luoghi di sperimentazione e trattamento. L'autore sottolinea le tensioni tra gli obiettivi terapeutici di asilo e il carattere punitivo dell'istituzionalizzazione, rivelando le contraddizioni innate all'interno del sistema. Con lo sviluppo del ventesimo secolo, la teoria freudiana è cresciuta in America, facendo crescere la psicoanalisi come forma dominante di trattamento della salute mentale. Tomes sta esplorando l'influenza del pensiero freudiano sulla cultura americana, dimostrando come essa conferisca poteri e limiti ai pazienti allo stesso tempo.
Long Description of the Plot: The book «Mental Disease and American Society 1875-1940» by Nancy Tomes offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between mental disease and society during a pilotive period in American history. Durch eine detaillierte Untersuchung historischer Ereignisse, kultureller Einstellungen und medizinischer Praktiken beleuchtet dieses Buch das komplexe Verhältnis zwischen psychischer Gesundheit und sozialen Normen. Der Autor vertieft sich in die Entwicklung psychiatrischer Einrichtungen, das Wachstum der Psychoanalyse und die Auswirkungen des Ersten Weltkriegs auf die psychische Gesundheit und liefert ein subtiles Verständnis dafür, wie sich diese Faktoren gegenseitig beeinflussten. Das Buch beginnt damit, die Entwicklung der Tierheime in den USA zu verfolgen, von ihren Ursprüngen Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts bis zum Höhepunkt Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts. Ursprünglich wurden die Unterkünfte als Zufluchtsorte für Personen eingerichtet, die als „gefährlich“ oder „ungeordnet“ gelten, aber sie wurden schnell zu Orten des Experimentierens und der Behandlung. Der Autor betont die Spannung zwischen den therapeutischen Zielen der Asylgewährung und dem Strafcharakter der Institutionalisierung, indem er angeborene Widersprüche innerhalb des Systems aufdeckt. Als sich das 20. Jahrhundert entwickelte, gewann die Freudsche Theorie in Amerika an Dynamik, was zum Aufstieg der Psychoanalyse als dominierende Form der psychischen Gesundheitsbehandlung führte. Thomes untersucht die Auswirkungen des Freudschen Denkens auf die amerikanische Kultur und zeigt, wie es Patienten gleichzeitig ermächtigt und einschränkt.
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Uzun Arsa Açıklaması: Nancy Tomes'in "Zihinsel Hastalık ve Amerikan Toplumu 1875-1940" kitabı, Amerikan tarihinin bir pilotive döneminde zihinsel hastalık ve toplum arasındaki kesişimin kapsamlı bir incelemesini sunar. Tarihsel olayların, kültürel tutumların ve tıbbi uygulamaların ayrıntılı bir incelemesiyle, bu kitap ruh sağlığı ve sosyal normlar arasındaki karmaşık ilişkiye ışık tutmaktadır. Yazar, psikiyatrik kurumların evrimini, psikanalizin yükselişini ve I. Dünya Savaşı'nın zihinsel sağlık hizmetleri üzerindeki etkisini inceleyerek, bu faktörlerin birbirlerini nasıl etkilediğine dair nüanslı bir anlayış sunuyor. Kitap, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ndeki barınakların gelişimini, 19. yüzyılın ortasındaki kökenlerinden 20. yüzyılın başındaki zirvelerine kadar izleyerek başlıyor. Barınaklar başlangıçta "tehlikeli" veya "düzensiz'olarak kabul edilen bireyler için sığınak yerleri olarak kuruldu, ancak hızla deney ve tedavi yerleri haline geldi. Yazar, sığınma terapötik hedefleri ile kurumsallaşmanın cezalandırıcı doğası arasındaki gerilimi vurgulayarak, sistem içindeki içsel çelişkileri ortaya koyuyor. 20. yüzyıl ilerledikçe, Freudyen teori Amerika'da ivme kazandı ve ruh sağlığı tedavisinin baskın şekli olarak psikanalizin yükselmesine yol açtı. Tomes, Freudyen düşüncenin Amerikan kültürü üzerindeki etkisini araştırıyor ve hastaları hem güçlendirdiğini hem de kısıtladığını gösteriyor.
وصف طويل للمؤامرة: يقدم كتاب «الأمراض العقلية والمجتمع الأمريكي 1875-1940» لنانسي تومز استكشافًا شاملاً للتقاطع بين الأمراض العقلية والمجتمع خلال فترة طيارية في التاريخ الأمريكي. من خلال فحص مفصل للأحداث التاريخية والمواقف الثقافية والممارسة الطبية، يلقي هذا الكتاب الضوء على العلاقة المعقدة بين الصحة العقلية والأعراف الاجتماعية. يتعمق المؤلف في تطور مؤسسات الطب النفسي، وظهور التحليل النفسي، وتأثير الحرب العالمية الأولى على رعاية الصحة العقلية، مما يوفر فهمًا دقيقًا لكيفية تأثير هذه العوامل على بعضها البعض. يبدأ الكتاب بتتبع تطور الملاجئ في الولايات المتحدة، من أصلها في منتصف القرن التاسع عشر إلى ذروتها في بداية القرن العشرين. تم إنشاء الملاجئ في الأصل كملاجئ للأفراد الذين يعتبرون «خطرين» أو «مضطربين»، لكنها سرعان ما أصبحت أماكن للتجريب والعلاج. ويسلط صاحب البلاغ الضوء على التوتر بين الأهداف العلاجية للجوء والطبيعة العقابية لإضفاء الطابع المؤسسي، مما يكشف عن تناقضات متأصلة داخل النظام. مع تقدم القرن العشرين، اكتسبت نظرية فرويد زخمًا في أمريكا، مما أدى إلى ظهور التحليل النفسي باعتباره الشكل المهيمن لعلاج الصحة العقلية. يستكشف تومز تأثير الفكر الفرويدي على الثقافة الأمريكية، موضحًا كيف يمكّن المرضى ويقيدهم.

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