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Shell shock and its lessons

Grafton Elliot Smith, T. H. Pear

Editora: Good Press

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Shell Shock and Its Lessons presents an intricate exploration of the psychological scars left by warfare, encapsulating a broad spectrum of literary styles ranging from meticulous medical analyses to poignant personal narratives. This meticulously curated anthology, edited by Grafton Elliot Smith and T. H. Pear, delves deeply into the phenomenon of shell shock, offering readers a comprehensive look into both the trauma experienced by soldiers and the evolving understanding of mental health in the aftermath of World War I. Through its diverse collection of essays, each piece serves as a vital testament to the transformation of psychological science, while resonating with the grim realities faced by those who endured the battlefields. The contributors to this volume are pioneers in their fields, drawing from their profound experiences and insights into early 20th-century psychology and psychiatry. Smith and Pear, renowned for their work on human brain evolution and psychological testing, have gathered voices that represent the forefront of mental health discourse. These voices, rooted in the larger historical context of post-war reconstruction, offer invaluable perspectives aligned with the broader movements towards understanding and treating mental illness, ultimately challenging previous stigmas and misconceptions. For readers seeking to comprehend the multifaceted impact of warfare, this anthology offers a unique opportunity to engage with a range of reflections, theories, and case studies. Such an assemblage fosters an enriched educational experience, enhancing awareness of historical shifts in medical and psychological practices. The diversity of the essays not only broadens the reader's insight into the complex dialogue surrounding shell shock but also reinforces the enduring relevance of these discussions in today's context, underscoring the anthology's significance as a seminal work.
Disponível desde: 24/04/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 200 páginas.

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