Psychiatry The State of the Art

History of Psychiatry.- A History of Hospitals in the Care of the Mentally Ill — A World Overview.- Who was Admitted to a Mental Hospital 100 Years Ago?.- The History of Institutional Care of the Insane in England.- Daily Hospital Life in One of the Early Psychiatric Hospitals (Eberbach, Rheingau 1815).- The History of Mental Hospitals in Nigeria.- History of Mental Hospitals in Indian Sub-Continent.- Julius Wagner-Jauregg (1857 – 1940) (Nobel Prize for Medicine, 1927).- Wernicke’s Psychiatry in Contrast with Kraepelin’s Psychiatry.- The Memoirs of Emil Kraepelin.- Phases of Modern American Psychiatry.- The Evolution of Therapeutic Communities.- The Idea of Melancholia in Classical Culture.- Emergence of Psychiatry in Papua New Guinea.- Psychiatry, Image of Man, and Medical Ethics.- Culture and the Ethical Rules.- Human Rights and the Rights of Mental Patients.- Commitment Procedures, Right to Treatment, and Right to Refuse Treatment.- Development and Control of Ethical Behaviour in Psychiatric Research.- Ethical Implications of Research in Psychiatric Epidemiology.- Ethical Aspects of Psychotherapy.- Ethical Issues in Geriatric Psychiatry.- Biculturalism and International Interdependence.- Emigration — Shock or Relief Reflections on Ethnocultural and Historical Factors.- Intergenerational Transmission of Historical Enmity.- National Schools.- On the History of Austrian Psychiatry.- The French Psychiatric Tradition.- Present-Day German-Speaking Psychiatry.- The Scandinavian Schools of Psychiatry.- Psychiatry in Egypt Through Pharaonic to Arabic and Present Era.- Methodology of Research: The Unified Clinical Record.- Methodology of Scientific Investigation in Psychiatry.- Methodology of Research on Aggression in Psychiatry.- Education.- Psychiatric Training in Britain.- Certification Procedures in Australia and New Zealand.- Certification Procedures in the United States.- Training and Certification in Psychiatry in Developing Countries.- The Training in Psychiatry.- Postgraduate Education in India.- Medical Education for the Next Seventeen Years.- Undergraduate Psychiatric Education in Japan.- Problems of Psychiatric Undergraduate Education in the Federal Republic of Germany.- Training in Mental Health for Primary Health Workers.- Training Nurses in Child Behaviour Psychotherapy.- Training of Non-Psychiatrists: Physicians and Nursing-Aids in a Primary Health Care Setting in Porto Alegre, Brasil.- Extension of Mental Health Services Through Training of Primary Health Workers.- Training of the Non-Psychiatrists for Mental Health Care, the Nigerian Situation.- Training Primary Health Workers for Mental Health Care — A Philippine Experience.- Training of Non-Psychiatrists — the use of Manuals.- The use of Videotape in Psychiatric Education Chairman’s Introduction and Overview of the Symposium.- Uses of Videotape for Therapeutic Confrontation.- Attributional Shifts Following Videofeedback in the Teaching of Psychiatric Interviewing.- Use of TV for Clinical Training: A Fifteen Year Perspective.- Videotape in Psychiatric Education in Adelaide, South Australia.- Video Recording of Progress as a Teaching Tool.- Psychiatry and Audiovisual Media: The Use of Media in the Psychotherapist Development.- Transcultural Psychiatry.- Training of Psychiatric Students to Cope with the Culture of Their Area.- Research in Cross-Cultural Psychiatry in Latin America.- Culture and Mental Health Research Training for the Pacific Basin Area.- Cultural Issues in Psychiatric Training in Japan.- Problem-Posing Research and Mental Health Care in a Transcultural Setting.- Mental Health Services for Small Island Societies in the Pacific.- Mental Health Care Delivery System in Taiwan: A Report of the Taipei Model.- Mental Health of Migrants in Calcutta.- The Plight of the Hunter.- Treating Asian Americans in Los Angeles.- The Use of Cultural Psychiatry in Resolving Political Conflicts.- On Trans-Cultural Research into Jealousy.- Suicide Among Chinese and Japanese in America.- Suicide and Hispanic Americans.- Treatment Compliance and Cultural Aspects: Hispanics.- Hispanics: Cultural Stress and Mental Disorders.- Pharmacotherapy in the Public Sector Care of Hispanics.- Transcultural Aspects in Treating Hispanic Patients.- Comparative Study of Amoxapine and Amitryptaline.- Hispanics in Treatment: The Loxapine Experience.- Hispanics in Treatment: The Amoxapine Experience.- Discussion of Papers Related to Aspects of Treating Hispanic Patients in the USA.- Conflicts and Mental Health Problems of Migrants and their Families: Introductory Remarks.- Migration and Mental Health: A Matrix of Variables.- Mental Health in Calcutta.- Designing and Adapting Instruments for a Cross-Cultural Study on Migration and Mental Health in Peru.- Social and Cultural Pathology.- Psychodynamics of Self-Destructive Behaviour in Native Americans (West Coast).- School Problems of Foreign Workers’ Children in the Federal Republic of Germany.- Muslin Women in Highly Industrialized Societies: The Case of Turkish Women in the FRG.- Problems of Oriental Migrants as Clients of West-German Health Services.- Mental Health Problems of the Japanese Returnees from Mainland China.- Foreign Workers after Severe Head Injury.- Immigrants’ Acculturation Immigrants’ Psychiatric Problems.- Current Trends in West Indian and African Immigration and Their Impact on Assimilation.- Immigration and Mental Health.- Acculturation of Soviet Immigrants.- Cultural Aspects of Family Assessment.- Intergenerational Complex in Arabian Families.- Asian Family Interaction Patterns and Their Therapeutic Implications.- The Immigrant as Mentally Ill: A Socio-Cultural Basis for Differential Diagnosis.- Socio-Cultural Variables in Family Therapy of Alcoholism.- Discussion: “Cultural Aspects of Family Assessment and Therapy,” Symposium.- Neurasthenia and Its Transformations in Western Psychiatry.- Somatic Complaint Syndromes and Depression in Nigeria.- Neurasthenia and Depression in Chinese Culture.- Somatic Complaint Syndrome in India : Field Study.- Incomplete Projection and Depression in Japan.- Nosology and Traditional Therapy in Papua New Guinea.- Shamanism in a Contemporary Medical System: The Okinawan Case.- Traditional Therapies and Therapists in the Arab World Today.- Buddhist Temple Treatment of Narcotic Addiction and Neurotic-Psychosomatic Disorders in Thailand.- Folkhealer — Patient Interaction in Indonesia.- Spiritual Baptist Mourning: A Model of Contemplative Meditation.- Reframing of Inner Experience in Possession Groups.- The Medicine Man — and Woman — East Africa.- The Migration of Culture-Bound Syndromes.- A History of Psychiatry in Nigeria.- Dreams in Different Cultures.- Acculturation Stress of Americans Overseas.