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The American Journal of Psychiatry

October 01, 1903, Vol. 60, No. 2
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EXTRACTS FROM THE WRITINGS OF WILHELM GRIESINGER, A PROPHET OF THE NEWER PSYCHIATRY
Frank R. Smith
HYDROCEPHALUS INTERNUS IN THE ADULT
Henry J. Berkley
THE PATHOLOGY OF ACUTE DELIRIUM
H. A. Tomlinson
RECOGNITION OF THE INSANE IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS A FACTOR IN DIMINISHING CRIME
Frank W. Robertson
THE FLUCTUATION OF INSANITY IN CONNECTICUT AS SHOWN BY A STUDY OF CASES ADMITTED TO THE CONNECTICUT HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
Rollin H. Burr
THE STUDY OF A NON-DEMENTING PSYCHOSIS BY LABORATORY METHODS WITH REMARKS ON THE LOCALIZATION OF THE DISORDER
Charles L. Dana
STATUS EPILEPTICUS: A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL STUDY IN EPILEPSY
L. Pierce Clark; Thomas P. Prout
THE OBJECT TO BE ATTAINED BY AN ORGANIZATION OF ASSISTANT PHYSICIANS
A. P. Ohlmacher
REPORT OF OBSERVATIONS MADE IN THE CLINIC OF DR. J. BABINSKI, PARIS
Charles Gilbert Chaddock
Obituary
Half-Yearly Summary
Book Reviews
Bulletin of Iowa Institutions (under the Board of Control). Published quarterly. Vol. IV. (1902. Herald Printing Co., Dubuque, Iowa.)
Organic Diseases of the Nervous System. By M. Allen Starr, M. D., Ph. D., L.L. D. Illustrated with 275 engravings in the text and 26 plates in colors and monochrome. (Lea Brothers and Company, New York and Philadelphia, 1903)
R. M. V.
Why the Mind has a Body. By C. A. Strong, Professor of Psychology in Columbia University. (New York: The Macmillan Co.; London: MacMillan & Co., Ltd., 1903.)
Jared S Moore
American Medico-Psychological Association
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
C. B. Burr
Notes and Comment
Notes and Comment
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