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Title: A practical manual of mental medicine
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Régis, E. (Emmanuel), 1855-1918
Subjects: Psychology, Pathological Mentally ill
Publisher: Philadelphia, Blakiston
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

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Chapter IDff. PARTIAL OR ESSENTIAL INSANITIES.§ I. GENERAL REMARKS. We arc already acquainted with the principaldifferential characters of the generalized and thepartial insanities. We arc aware that the first areaccompanied with a morbid reaction of the generalactivity, excitement or depression; that they areoften curable; and that they form, by their associa-tion with other physiological or pathological condi-tion-, tlie symptomatic insanities. We also knowthat the partial insanities are not accompaniedby any permanent morbid reaction, that they areseldom curable, finally that they are idiopathic oressential, that i> to say, independent and autonomous. When viewed in respect to the form of their de-lusions, the partial insanities are relatively numerous:they comprise in fact, hypochondriacal insanity, in-sanity of persecution, religious, political, jealous,erotic, ambitious, etc.. insanities. Bui as we haveBeen in the chapter on classification, all these namesdo not. properly sp

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