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2. Madness and Representation: Toward a History of Visualizing Madness
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Sander L. Gilman
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Plates ix
- Preface xiii
- 1. Depicting Disease: A Theory of Representing Illness 1
- 2. Madness and Representation: Toward a History of Visualizing Madness 18
- 3. The Rediscovery of the Body: Leonardo's First Image of Human Sexuality and Disease 50
- 4. Masturbation and Anxiety: Henry Mackenzie, Heinrich von Kleist, William James 63
- 5. Images of the Asylum: Charles Dickens and Charles Davies 81
- 6. The Insane See the Insane: Richard Dadd 98
- 7. The Insane See the Insane: Vincent Van Gogh 112
- 8. The Science of Visualizing the Insane: Charles Darwin 127
- 9. Medical Colonialism and Disease: Lam Qua and the Creation of a Westernized Medical Iconography in Nineteenth-Century China 140
- 10. Opera, Homosexuality, and Models of Disease: Richard Strauss's Salome in the Context of Images of Disease in the Fin de Siecle 155
- 11. Constructing the Image of the Appropriate Therapist: The Struggle of Psychiatry with Psychoanalysis 182
- 12. Constructing Schizophrenia as a Category of Mental Illness 202
- 13. Seeing the Schizophrenic: On the "Bizarre" in Psychiatry and Art 231
- 14. Seeing the AIDS Patient 245
- Index 313
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Plates ix
- Preface xiii
- 1. Depicting Disease: A Theory of Representing Illness 1
- 2. Madness and Representation: Toward a History of Visualizing Madness 18
- 3. The Rediscovery of the Body: Leonardo's First Image of Human Sexuality and Disease 50
- 4. Masturbation and Anxiety: Henry Mackenzie, Heinrich von Kleist, William James 63
- 5. Images of the Asylum: Charles Dickens and Charles Davies 81
- 6. The Insane See the Insane: Richard Dadd 98
- 7. The Insane See the Insane: Vincent Van Gogh 112
- 8. The Science of Visualizing the Insane: Charles Darwin 127
- 9. Medical Colonialism and Disease: Lam Qua and the Creation of a Westernized Medical Iconography in Nineteenth-Century China 140
- 10. Opera, Homosexuality, and Models of Disease: Richard Strauss's Salome in the Context of Images of Disease in the Fin de Siecle 155
- 11. Constructing the Image of the Appropriate Therapist: The Struggle of Psychiatry with Psychoanalysis 182
- 12. Constructing Schizophrenia as a Category of Mental Illness 202
- 13. Seeing the Schizophrenic: On the "Bizarre" in Psychiatry and Art 231
- 14. Seeing the AIDS Patient 245
- Index 313
