17. Kriminalpsychologie und gerichtliche Medizin.

Aschaffenburg, Gustav

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“…In 3 previous articles, through a close reading of Kraepelin’s relevant editions and articles cited therein, I traced the development of the 3 DP subtypes proposed in his sixth edition . Here, I provide an overview and synthesis aided by reviews of critical parts of his fourth, fifth, and sixth editions; his autobiography; published lectures of Kraepelin from 1896 and 1899; and his student Aschaffenburg in 1897 . I outline the main features of this story in Table 1 and the Figure .…”

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The Development of Kraepelin’s Concept of Dementia Praecox

Kendler

2020

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Psychiatrists in Heidelberg on "Goals and Paths of Clinical Psychiatry," 1 he had been professor of psychiatry in Heidelberg since 1890, where he established a clinical research program to support the development of his new psychiatric nosologic classification. That year, the fifth edition of his textbook 2 was published containing a tentative diagnostic category of Verblödungsprocesse (dementing process). Three years later, the sixth edition of Kraepelin's textbook was published, containing the direct descendent of that category: dementia praecox (DP). [3][4][5] Kraepelin raised key issues about psychiatric nosologic classification:

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“…Here, I provide an overview and synthesis aided by reviews of critical parts of his fourth, fifth, and sixth editions; his autobiography; published lectures of Kraepelin from 1896 and 1899; and his student Aschaffenburg in 1897 . I outline the main features of this story in Table 1 and the Figure . (Table 2 contains supplementary quotes.…”

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The Development of Kraepelin’s Concept of Dementia Praecox

Kendler

2020

JAMA Psychiatry

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