Henry Maudsley war ein wegweisender englischer Psychiater, der im Maudsley Hospital in London und in der jährlichen Maudsley-Vorlesung des Royal College of Psychiatrists geehrt wird.
Henry Maudsley (1835-1918) practised psychiatry in London. He developed ideas of heredity derived from Darwin, aiming to 'bring man, both in his physical and mental relations, as much as possible within the scope of scientific enquiry'. Body and Mind contains his 1870 Gulstonian lectures and two earlier articles.
In this seminal work, Henry Maudsley explores the connection between biology and psychology, arguing that our mental states are deeply intertwined with our physical health. Drawing on his own scientific research as well as insights from philosophy and literature, Maudsley offers a groundbreaking perspective on the human mind. Life in Mind Conduct Studies of Organic in Human Nature is a must-read for anyone interested in the science of the mind and its connection to the body.
Maudsley's study of the relationship between the body and the mind was groundbreaking when it was first published in 1883. He explores such topics as the nature of consciousness, the role of the nervous system in mental illness, and the connection between physical and mental health. A classic text in the fields of psychology and neuroscience.
Henry Maudsley's lectures explore the complex interplay between the mind and body and the impact of this dynamic on mental disorders. He draws on a range of case studies and medical theories to provide a detailed analysis of the topic.
This book aims to give a scientific account of the abnormal conditions of mind, particularly the insane. It provides a comprehensive overview of the pathology and neurology of the brain and mental illness, as well as discussions on the characteristics and classification of various mental disorders.
In this groundbreaking work, Henry Maudsley delves into the complexities of the human mind, exploring the intricacies of physiology and pathology that underpin mental processes. This seminal text represents an important contribution to the field of psychology and remains relevant today.
Being An Essay Concerning Will In Its Metaphysical, Physiological And Pathological Aspects (LARGE PRINT EDITION)
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an inquiry into their connection and mutual influence, specially in reference to mental disorders / an enlarged and revised edition. To which are added psychological essays"
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Exploring the Victorian fascination with spiritualism, this 1886 work critically examines supernatural claims, seeking rational explanations for phenomena often attributed to the paranormal. The author employs skepticism to challenge the era's beliefs, blending inquiry with a historical perspective on spiritualism's cultural impact.