Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

3253. GIÆVER, Øyvind. “The Psychiatry of Quislingism:
Norwegian Psychiatric Research on the Collaborators
of World War II.” Sci. Context 17 (2004):
267–292.
3254. HUBBACK, Judith. From Dawn to Dusk: Autobiography
of Judith Hubback. (255 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Wilmette: Chiron Publications, 2003. ISBN:
1888602252.
Hubback was a Jungian analyst.
3255. JONES, Tiffany F. “ ‘Dis-Ordered’ States:
Views about Mental Disorder and the Management
of the Mad in South Africa, 1939–1989.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 66/02 (2005): 719.
Dissertation at Queen’s University at Kingston, 2005. Adviser:
Jeeves, Alan. UMI pub. no. NQ99812. 313 pp.
3256. KELLER, Richard C. “Pinel in the Maghreb:
Liberation, Confinement, and Psychiatric Reform in
French North Africa.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005):
459–499.
3257. KOBLIZEK, Ruth, and Gernot SCHNABERTH.
Neurologie Rosenhügel-Rothschild Stiftung. 90 Jahre
Nathaniel Freiherr von Rothschild-Stiftung für Nervenkranke
in Wien, 50 Jahre Schlaganfallzentrum
Rosenhügel. (99 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Wien: Verein MEMO,
2002. ISBN: 3950123814.
3258. LEAHY, Todd E. “The Canton Asylum: Indians,
Psychiatrists, and Government Policy, 1899–
1934.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 (2006): 630686.
Dissertation at Oklahoma State University, 2004. Adviser:
Moses, L. G.UMI pub. no. 3189229. 240 pp. On the Canton
Asylum for Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota.
3259. LI Yaming. “Psychoanalysis and the Western
Modernity.” Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005):
266–276.
Essay review of Eli ZARETSKY, Secrets of the Soul (2004).
3260. MACEY, David. Frantz Fannon: A Biography.
(xvi + 640 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Picador
USA, 2001. ISBN: 0312275501.
3261. MATSUMURA, Janice. “State Propaganda and
Mental Disorders: The Issue of Psychiatric Casualties
among Japanese Soldiers during the Asia-Pacific
War.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 804–835.
3262. MAYER, Susan Jean. “The Early Evolution
of Jean Piaget’s Clinical Method.” Hist. Psychol. 8
(2005): 362–382.
3263. MÜLLER, Thomas. “Die Neurologische
Abteilung des Krankenhauses Lankwitz: Ein Beitrag
zur Geschichte der Emigration, der Psychotherapie
und des Berliner Krankenhauses.” Sudhoffs Arch. 88
(2004): 54–76.
Account of the Lankwitz Psychiatric Hospital near Berlin,
founded by the Jewish physicians James Fraenkel and Albert
Oliven in 1890.
3264. ÖGREN, Kenneth, and Mikael SANDLUND.
“Psychosurgery in Sweden 1944–1964.” J. Hist.
Neurosci. 14 (2005): 353–367.
3265. RAITT, Suzanne. “Early British Psychoanalysis
and the Medico-Psychological Clinic.” Hist.
Workshop J. 58 (2004): 63–85.
3266. REMBIS, Michael A. “ ‘I ain’t been reading
while on parole’: Experts, Mental Tests, and Eugenic
Commitment Law in Illinois, 1890–1940.” Hist.
Psychol. 7 (2004): 225–247.
370. Twentieth century 149
Focus on law committing females deemed to be mentally
deficient.
3267. RITTER, Hans Jakob, and Volker ROELCKE.
“Psychiatric Genetics in Munich and Basel between
1925 and 1945: Programs - Practices - Comparative
Arrangements.” Volume title: Politics and Science
in Wartime: Comparative International Perspectives
on the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute [ref. 2690]. Osiris 20
(2005): 263–288.
3268. SACRISTÁN, Cristina. “Por el bien de la
economía nacional. Trabajo terapéutico y asistencia
pública en el Manicomio de La Castañeda de la
ciudad de México, 1929–1932.” Translated title: [For
the good of the nation’s economy: therapeutic work
and public assistance at La Castañeda asylum in
Mexico City, 1929–32.] In Spanish. Manguinhos 12
(2005): 675–692.
Available at http://www.scielo.br/pdf/hcsm/v12n3/
03.pdf.
3269. SADOWSKY, Jonathan. “Beyond the Metaphor
of the Pendulum: Electroconvulsive Therapy, Psychoanalysis,
and the Styles of American Psychiatry.” J.
Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 1–25.
3270. STARKS, Sarah Linsley, and Joel T.
BRASLOW. “The Making of Contemporary American
Psychiatry, Part 1: Patients, Treatments, and
Therapeutic Rationales before and after World War
II.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 176–193.
3271. WAKE, Naoko. “Private Practices: Harry
Stack Sullivan, Homosexuality, and the Limits of
Psychiatric Liberalism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/06
(2005): 2362.
Dissertation at Indiana University, 2005. Adviser: Capshew,
James H. UMI pub. no. 317848. 339 pp.
3272. WINTER, Alison. “Screening Selves: Sciences
of Memory and Identity on Film, 1930–1960.” Hist.
Psychol. 7 (2004): 367–401.
On the use of film as both a model of mental processes and as
a way of recording the effects of treatment and experiments
using so-called truth drugs.
3273. WINTER, Alison. “The Making of ‘Truth
Serum.’ ” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 500–533.
3274. ZALASHIK, Rakefet. “Psychiatry, Ethnicity
and Migration: The Case of Palestine 1920–1948.”
Dynamis 25 (2005): 403–422.
370-152. HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND PUBLIC
HEALTH
3275. ABEL, Emily K. “From Exclusion to Expulsion:
Mexicans and Tuberculosis Control in Los
Angeles, 1914–1940.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003):
823–849.
3276. ABU-RABIA, Aref. “Indigenous Practices
among Palestinians for Healing Eye Diseases and
Inflammations.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 383–402.
3277. ACKERMAN, Michael. “Interpreting the
‘Newer Knowledge of Nutrition’: Science, Interests,
and Values in the Making of Dietary Advice in
the United States, 1915–1965.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
66/03 (2005): 1128.
Dissertation at the University of Virginia, 2005. Adviser:
Kett, Joseph F. UMI pub. no. 3168455. 765 pp.
3278. ALMEIDA, Marta de. República dos invisíveis:
Emílio Ribas, microbiologia e saúde públicat em São