Traumatic Pasts History, Psychiatry, and Trauma in the Modern Age, 18701930 (Cambridge Studies in the History of Medicine) by Mark S. [Editor]; Lerner, Paul [Editor]; Micale ISBN 13: 9780521583657

Cambridge University Press, 2001. Hardcover. As new/As new. Cambridge Studies in the History of Medicine. xiv, 316, [1] p. 24 cm. Black hardcover in pictorial dustjacket. Various others discuss: travel and trauma in the Victorian era; railway accidents; trauma in the early welfare state; psychiatry and modernity at the turn of the century; decline and fall of Hermann Oppenheim; construction of female sexual trauma in turn-of-the-century American mental medicine; British shellshock treatment during World War I; psychiatrists in Italy during World War I; hysteria and its treatments in France during World War I; the American Legion, shell-shocked veterans and American society 1919-1924; etc. Index.

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Hardback. New. Trauma - the psychological consequences of wars, accidents and abuse - has become the subject of heated debate among doctors, psychologists and lay critics (and activists). The essays in this 2001 book trace the origins of these debates in medicine and culture between 1870-1930 in Europe and America.