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• Quality of life and medicine

  Open Access•Agnis Medina, M J Moreno et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1996

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  This paper analyses the historical origins of the concepts of welfare as a positive right and of quality of life. The latter has historical antecedents but has become important in the latter half of the twentieth century, owing to the conflict between consumer demands for medicine and constraints upon spending. It is argued that, beyond the immediate economic and utilitarian contexts, the concept of quality of life has the potential to promote in…

• Evidence for the existence of schizophrenia in medieval Islamic society

  Open Access•Hanafy A Youssef, Fatma A Youssef et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1996

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  It has been claimed that descriptions of schizophrenia-like disorders were rare before 1800 in the Western world. Historical evidence from medieval Islamic society shows that madness was common in that society. Despite the limitations of the evidence, we propose that medieval Islamic physicians probably diagnosed and treated many cases of schizophrenia

• Death-coincidences or wishful thinking? The Society for Psychical Research and the 1894 Census of Hallucinations

  Open Access•Tom Dening, T R Dening•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1994

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• On periodic or intermittent mania

  Open Access•Philippe Pinel, D F Allen et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• A certain archway

  Open Access•William H McCulloch, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• Years of Heidelberg psychiatry

  Open Access•Werner Janzarik, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• The significance of symptom complexes in psychiatry

  Open Access•Alfred Hoche, Martin Buchheit et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1991

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  Traditionally, the core of a Terminological Knowledge Representation System (TKRS) consists of a so-called TBox, where concepts are introduced, and an ABox, where facts about individuals are stated in terms of these concepts. This design has a drawback because in most applications the TBox has to meet two functions at a time: on the one hand, similar to a database schema, framelike structures with typing information are introduced through primiti…

• Concerning a hitherto unknown disease resembling pseudosclerosis

  Open Access•Bruno Fleischer, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1990

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• Concerning a hitherto unknown disease resembling pseudosclerosis

  Open Access•Bruno Fleischer, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1990

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• The significance of symptom complexes in psychiatry

  Open Access•Alfred Hoche, Martin Buchheit et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1991

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  Traditionally, the core of a Terminological Knowledge Representation System (TKRS) consists of a so-called TBox, where concepts are introduced, and an ABox, where facts about individuals are stated in terms of these concepts. This design has a drawback because in most applications the TBox has to meet two functions at a time: on the one hand, similar to a database schema, framelike structures with typing information are introduced through primiti…

• On periodic or intermittent mania

  Open Access•Philippe Pinel, D F Allen et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• A certain archway

  Open Access•William H McCulloch, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• Years of Heidelberg psychiatry

  Open Access•Werner Janzarik, Tom Dening et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1992

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• Death-coincidences or wishful thinking? The Society for Psychical Research and the 1894 Census of Hallucinations

  Open Access•Tom Dening, T R Dening•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1994

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• Quality of life and medicine

  Open Access•Agnis Medina, M J Moreno et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1996

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  This paper analyses the historical origins of the concepts of welfare as a positive right and of quality of life. The latter has historical antecedents but has become important in the latter half of the twentieth century, owing to the conflict between consumer demands for medicine and constraints upon spending. It is argued that, beyond the immediate economic and utilitarian contexts, the concept of quality of life has the potential to promote in…

• Evidence for the existence of schizophrenia in medieval Islamic society

  Open Access•Hanafy A Youssef, Fatma A Youssef et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•1996

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  It has been claimed that descriptions of schizophrenia-like disorders were rare before 1800 in the Western world. Historical evidence from medieval Islamic society shows that madness was common in that society. Despite the limitations of the evidence, we propose that medieval Islamic physicians probably diagnosed and treated many cases of schizophrenia

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