Featuring the section "The Birth of the Asylum," for 10 points, name this work about society's interactions with the insane, by Michel Foucault.
One chapter of this work analyzes the definition of sympathy that explained why women were more vulnerable to disease. It discusses the realization that poverty was not a result of sloth in "The New Division" and analyzes the discourse of delirium in a section that argues Racine's Andromaque was the "last tragic expression" of the title concept. Another chapter discusses the brutality of Samuel Tuke and Philippe Pinel. This work's first chapter "Stultifera Navis" discusses the Ship of Fools whistlerin Europe after leprosy vanished, which lead to the "unreasonable" members of society being locked away in "The Great Confinement." Featuring the section "The Birth of the Asylum," for 10 points, name this work about society's interactions with the insane, by Michel Foucault.
One chapter of this work analyzes the definition of sympathy that explained why women were more vulnerable to disease.
Madness and Civilization [or A History of Madness; or Folie et Deraison; or Histoire de la Folie a l'age classique]