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Krafft-Ebing, R. v.: Die Sinnesdelirien. Ein Versuch ihrer physio-psychologischen Begründung und klinischen Darstellung.

Erlangen: F. Enke 1864, 58 Seiten; Erstdruck.

Die frühe Schrift des 24jährigen entstand während seiner Tätigkeit in der Psychiatrischen Heil- und Pflegeanstalt Illenau in Achern / Baden. „Sinnesdelir“ wird Krafft-Ebing später durch den von ihm eingeführten Begriff „Dämmerzustand“ ersetzen.
Date 12.04.2008
Source Antiquariat Dr. Haack Leipzig → Haus der Geschichte Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart.
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