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This review is from: Schizophrenia as a Human Process (Norton Library,) (Paperback)
This book is far too technical to have fugue-ing in the index. It doesn't even have confabulation. Sullivan's book, The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry (I gave my copy to my son last year, so I'm not seeing it now) might be a better source for functional definitions of the terms that I should be thinking about when I run my thinking into America's experience in Nam. I was hoping that, looking at descriptions of schizophrenia, I could find some technical description of aggravation, like: try grabbing a machine gun and shooting it straight up in the air ~ it works the same way.Due to a 150 day drop when I ended my tour as a draftee in Nam, I only served 19 months in the U.S. Army. SCHIZOPHRENIA AS A HUMAN PROCESS by Harry Stack Sullivan contains a paper, "Psychiatric Training as a Prerequisite to Psychoanalytic Practice" originally reprinted from Amer. J. Psychiatry (1934-35), in which Stack attempted to convince the American Psychiatric Association to require psychiatric training in a mental hospital to contribute to "the professional competence of the psychoanalyst." (p. 309). In order to learn anything, "I personally favor heartily the requirement that the young physician make many written statements as to his view of this and that. Suave, quick-minded people often conceal in their spoken comments misapprehensions that they entertain. Once their views are recorded, deficiencies in their formulations are readily pointed out. Intensive criticism . . . coupled with some clinical demonstrations of how things really are done and of what has significance in the relationship of a competent psychiatrist and his patient, would vastly abbreviate the staggering amount of time it takes the average intern to find a clue to the nature of psychiatric therapy. I have said often that it takes 18 months residence . . . Moreover, adequate supervision would remedy immediately one grave development that now involves many young physicians who enter the psychiatric field. I refer to the damnable business of learning how to `get away with it' without really knowing what is going on, or caring." (pp. 317-8).
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Sullivan was 32 years old when he presented his first two papers at scientific meetings in 1924; he had been at Sheppard for a year. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
personal psychopathology, affective experience, early schizophrenia, personality investigation, second colloquium, primitive genital phobia, personality genesis, research and clinical psychiatry, homosexual cravings, schizophrenic phenomena, schizophrenic dissociation, juvenile era, adjustive processes, dissociating system, schizophrenic processes, oral zone, homoerotic interests, homosexual phase, schizophrenia problem, social recovery, dementia paralytica, oral type Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, American Psychiatric Association, Erogenous Maturation, The Oral Complex, Psychoanalytic Rev, Adolf Meyer, Paul Schilder, Professor Freud, The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry, Consideration of Reversive Mental Processes, Admitted May, Bertrand Russell, Elton Mayo, Head Doctor, Clark University, Environmental Factors, Elizabeths Hospital, Oral Complex Browse Sample Pages:
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