Articles

• Carlos Watzka :
  Centralizing Custody and Curing by Chance: Early Austrian Madhouses under Medical Supervision and State Constraint, c. 1780-1830493-536en [2.24 MB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0010

• Helena Chalupová :
  The Beginnings of Pediatric Psychiatry in the Czech Lands537-562en [314.39 kB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0020

• Monique Palma :
  On Mad Dogs and Their Relation to Human Medicine: The Discourse on Canines in Nineteenth-Century Medical Studies in Porto563-587en [496.80 kB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0030

• Gergely Magos :
  Discipline and Superiority: Neurasthenia and Masculinity in the Hungarian Medical Discourse588-614en [378.29 kB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0040

• Francesco Toncich :
  “We Cannot See Ourselves Reflected in All Italian Institutions”: Reform Psychiatry, Habsburg Legacies, and Identity-Making in the Upper Adriatic Area615-654en [1.23 MB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0050

Book reviews

• Janka Kovács :
  Der Wiener Narrenturm. Die Geschichte der niederösterreichischen Psychiatrie von 1784 bis 1870. By Daniel Vitecek655-659en [504.57 kB - PDF]EPA-02460-00054-0060