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L'information géographique, 1936
Perrin A. Charcot . In: L'information géographique, volume 1, n°3, 1936. p. 112.
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Perrin A. Charcot . In: L'information géographique, volume 1, n°3, 1936. p. 112.
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1995
Abstract This book provides the best available account of the life and contributions of Jean-Martin Charcot. It gives a fascinating picture of the man and his milieu, and clearly defines his role in establishing the new medical speciality of clinical neurology.
Christopher G Goetz +2 more
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Abstract This book provides the best available account of the life and contributions of Jean-Martin Charcot. It gives a fascinating picture of the man and his milieu, and clearly defines his role in establishing the new medical speciality of clinical neurology.
Christopher G Goetz +2 more
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2014
From the time of Greco-Roman Medicine, the uncertain nature of hysterical illness was a fertile source of controversy. Because there were no testable objective signs of disease, the diverse ideas relating hysteria to the uterus and to psychological and physiological causes generated persisting polemics.
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From the time of Greco-Roman Medicine, the uncertain nature of hysterical illness was a fertile source of controversy. Because there were no testable objective signs of disease, the diverse ideas relating hysteria to the uterus and to psychological and physiological causes generated persisting polemics.
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L'année psychologique, 1894
Charcot. In: L'année psychologique. 1894 vol. 1. pp. 535-536.
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Charcot. In: L'année psychologique. 1894 vol. 1. pp. 535-536.
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Charcot in Contemporary Literature
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2006Charcot and his medical observations remain an enduring topic of scientific study in neurology, but he is also the topic of modern literary works. This essay examines the depiction of Jean-Martin Charcot (1825-1893) as a character in late-twentieth-century literature as an index of the contemporary nonmedical literary public's interest in neurology and
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