Titlebook: Extraordinary Disorders of Human Behavior; Claude T. H. Friedmann,Robert A. Faguet Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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Possession States and Exorcism,d by the empirical rationalism of experimental science. The Western mode of thought and its explanation of reality have often been the measure against which all other cultural constructions of reality were assessed, while so-called primitive cultures were considered to be irrational, simplistic, and naive.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9251-8Amok; Syndrom; coping; diagnosis; epidemiology; etiology; psychodynamics; psychosis; schizophrenia; sexuality

讽刺滑稽戏剧

Theories of Economic Development,sanity,” Parsons; “psychosis of association,” Gralnick; “insanity by contagion,” Carrier; “double insanity,” Tuke; “collective insanity,” Ireland; “conjugal insanity,” Rhein; “influenced psychosis,” Gordon; “mystic paranoia,” Pike).

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Cloud Adoption and Cultural Change persisted, probably because of its whimsical nature. Alternative names for the syndrome such as peregrinating problem patients (Chapman, 1957), hospital hoboes (Clark and Melnick, 1958), and hospital addicts (Barker, 1962) have fallen by the wayside.

Amplify

Carlos Oliveira Cruz,Rui Cunha Marquesespondingly sparse. The Capgras syndrome is an exception and will be discussed in detail. Other syndromes described are the Fre-goli syndrome, the intermetamorphosis syndrome, the syndrome of Cotard, and de Clerambault’s syndrome.

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Are Quality and Production Costs a Problem?British physicians in Malaysia and Singapore (Ellis, 1893; Gimlette, 1901; Abraham, 1912; Galloway, 1923) and Dutch physicians in Indonesia (Van Loon, 1926-27; van Wulffton-Palthe, 1933) have described the amok phenomenon in great detail, usually including case histories.

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The Paranoid-Erotic Syndromes,espondingly sparse. The Capgras syndrome is an exception and will be discussed in detail. Other syndromes described are the Fre-goli syndrome, the intermetamorphosis syndrome, the syndrome of Cotard, and de Clerambault’s syndrome.