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The Management of Lunacy in Eighteenth-Century London
"The authors/editors have performed an invaluable service not only to the scholarly community but to anyone who cares about the treatment of those we call mentally ill. Their transcription and editing of the candid case book of a prominent mid-eighteenth-century physician provide an extraordinarily circumstantial and illuminating glimpse into a vanished world of private psychiatric practice at once alien yet surprisingly familiar."—Charles E. Rosenberg author of The Care of Strangers
Jonathan Andrews is Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities, Oxford Brookes University. His publications include The History of Bethlem (1997) and "They're in the Trade of Lunacy" (1998). Andrew Scull, author of Social Order/ Mental Disorder (California, 1989; 1992) and The Most Solitary of Afflictions (1993), among other books, is Professor of Sociology at the University of California, San Diego. They are coauthors of Undertaker of the Mind (California, 2001), a wide-ranging study of the place of madness in eighteenth-century culture and society, seen through the prism of John Monro's life and career.
author of Social Order/ Mental Disorder (California 1989; 1992) and The Most Solitary of Afflictions (1993) among other books is Professor of Sociology at the University of California San Diego. They are coauthors of Undertaker of the Mind (California 2001) a wide-ranging study of the place of madness in eighteenth-century culture and society seen through the prism of John Monro's life and career."