One section of this work traces the belief that the womb rises above a body to form a spirit.
One section of this work traces the belief that the womb rises above a body to form a spirit. Another section of this work claims that the people of the eighteenth century are incapable of understanding Rameau's Nephew and that the Marquis de Sade painted an "imaginary landscape of horror" that allows for the disreason and reason to become dissociated for the first time. One of the main ideas in this work supposedly begins in 1656 with the birth of the Great Hospital where the title concepts align. It ends with a description of Freudian psychoanalysis on people with the titular condition and begins with an analysis of the castigation of lepers in the middle Ages. Positing a Great Confinement occurred in the 1600's, this work's treatment of doctors was expanded in its author's The Birth of a Clinic. For 10 points, name this "history of insanity throughout the age of Reason," a work by Michel Foucault.
One section of this work traces the belief that the womb rises above a body to form a spirit.
Madness and Civilization