دانلود کتاب Mad Tales from the Raj: Colonial Psychiatry in South Asia, 1800-58

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Front Matter
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PREFACE AND INTRODUCTION TO THE REVISED EDITION
Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION: COLONIZING THE MIND
Chapter 2: MADNESS AND THE POLITICS OF COLONIAL RULE
Bureaucracy, Corruption and Public Opinion
The Sick, the Poor and the Mad
Administrative Reforms and Legal Provision
Chapter 3: THE INSTITUTIONS
The Role of Institutionalization
Towards Uniformity
Chapter 4: THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
The Search for Fortune and Professional Recognition
The Medicalization of Madness
The Subordination of ‘Native’ Medicine
Medicine and Empire
Chapter 5: THE PATIENTS
‘Highly Irregular Conduct’ and ‘Neglect of Duty’
‘Drawn Very Much from the Same Class’
A Passage from India
The Changing Fortunes of Asylum Inmates
Being Insane in British India
Chapter 6: MEDICAL THEORIES AND PRACTICES
Popular Images and Medical Concepts
‘Moral’ Therapy, ‘Mental’ Illness and ‘Physical’ Derangement
Diagnostics and Therapeutic Practice
Aetiology and Prognosis
Treatment
The Question of ‘Non-Restraint’
Social Discrimination, Racial Prejudice and Medical Concepts
East is East, and West is Best
Chapter 7: CONCLUSION: ‘MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN …’
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