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E. McCaffertylars at architecture, urban planning, medicine, public healtThis book offers a new, salutogenic, perspective on the development of early modern cities by exploring profound and complex ways in which architecture and landscape design served to promote public health on an urban scale. Focusing on fift

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that it represents an elaboration of this unrealized scheme. Most likely by Lebas himself, this plan is an instance of close collaboration between a psychiatrist and an architect, in which the rationalization of the asylum space reflected a growing understanding of the nature of mental illness.

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E. McCaffertythat it represents an elaboration of this unrealized scheme. Most likely by Lebas himself, this plan is an instance of close collaboration between a psychiatrist and an architect, in which the rationalization of the asylum space reflected a growing understanding of the nature of mental illness.

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E. McCaffertythat it represents an elaboration of this unrealized scheme. Most likely by Lebas himself, this plan is an instance of close collaboration between a psychiatrist and an architect, in which the rationalization of the asylum space reflected a growing understanding of the nature of mental illness.

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