The Principles of Medical Psychology Being the Outlines of a Course of Lectures
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667. Subsequently (p. 776) the purpose of cure is declared to be attained " when the lunatic has been brought to possess complete self-knowledge and self-control. " Who, in the full possession of health, can boast of having attained to this ?
318 PATHOLOGY.
ideal pleasures) to submit with a certain cheerfulness to the claims of daily life. The return of old inclinations and habits, even though they were bad, has been considered as a crite- rion ; and properly so, so far as they express the rest...ored standard of individual personality ( 121) ; but improperly, when they bring with them the old emotions and passions which co-operated in producing the disease. We cannot be too much on our guard against the dissimulation peculiar to such patients. Ideler, 1 with much tact, here warns us against a too great readiness of the patient to conform to the wishes of the physician; also, against a certain uniformity of expression, which indicates phrases learnt by rote without having any meaning attached to them; and advises that great attention should be paid, not only to the language, but also, and indeed chiefly, to the actions of the convalescent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
667. Subsequently (p. 776) the purpose of cure is declared to be attained " when the lunatic has been brought to possess complete self-knowledge and self-control. " Who, in the full possession of health, can boast of having attained to this ?
318 PATHOLOGY.
ideal pleasures) to submit with a certain cheerfulness to the claims of daily life. The return of old inclinations and habits, even though they were bad, has been considered as a crite- rion ; and properly so, so far as they express the rest...ored standard of individual personality ( 121) ; but improperly, when they bring with them the old emotions and passions which co-operated in producing the disease. We cannot be too much on our guard against the dissimulation peculiar to such patients. Ideler, 1 with much tact, here warns us against a too great readiness of the patient to conform to the wishes of the physician; also, against a certain uniformity of expression, which indicates phrases learnt by rote without having any meaning attached to them; and advises that great attention should be paid, not only to the language, but also, and indeed chiefly, to the actions of the convalescent.
What to read after The Principles of Medical Psychology Being the Outlines of a Course of Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernst Feuchtersleben to read onlineMoreLess
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