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Dix learned about moral treatment when , during an extended stay in England in 1836 , she visited York Retreat , the mental hospital founded by Tuke ( Grob 104 ) . Her English host was the prominent Liverpool reformer William Rathbone ...
Dix learned about moral treatment when , during an extended stay in England in 1836 , she visited York Retreat , the mental hospital founded by Tuke ( Grob 104 ) . Her English host was the prominent Liverpool reformer William Rathbone ...
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Rothman's interpretation is close to that of Michel Foucault , who claims moral treatment led to a new and more insidious form of biopolitical domination over the insane ; “ Tuke created an asylum where he substituted for the free ...
Rothman's interpretation is close to that of Michel Foucault , who claims moral treatment led to a new and more insidious form of biopolitical domination over the insane ; “ Tuke created an asylum where he substituted for the free ...
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12In this she deviated from the practice of British moral managers , who discouraged attempts at talking or reasoning with patients as " highly injudicous " ( Showalter 61 ) . 13She goes on , “ I am the Hope of the poor crazed beings ...
12In this she deviated from the practice of British moral managers , who discouraged attempts at talking or reasoning with patients as " highly injudicous " ( Showalter 61 ) . 13She goes on , “ I am the Hope of the poor crazed beings ...
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