Andresen, Christopher Schroeder (Author)
Berrios, German E. (Editor)
Schioldann, Johan (Translator)
Schioldann, Johan
History of Psychiatry
Volume: 31
Issue: 4
Pages: 495-510
The literature of the past has included self-reports by the mentally ill since before Roy Porter reminded us that their views and experiences constitute an important document for historians of psychiatry. The value of these self-reports can be enhanced if their potential biases and informational power are duly determined. This Classic Text concerns a self-report of a form of periodic madness written by an eighteenth-century Danish vicar. It shows how the same document can be presented in a more or less neutral fashion by a medical historian (Maar) or used as ‘evidence’ for some ‘ontological’ view of madness by a clinician (Rasmussen).
...MoreArticle Andresen, Christopher Schroeder; Johan Schioldann; GE Berrios (2021) ‘My insanity in the year 1783’, by C.S. Andresen (1801). History of Psychiatry (pp. 100-111).
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