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Historicizing Indian psychiatry

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Historicizing Indian psychiatry (English)

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Amit Ranjan Basu

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1 April 2005

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Indian Journal of Psychiatry

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47

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THE INDIAN LUNACY ACT, 1912: The Historic Background.

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Asylum provision and the East India Company in the nineteenth century

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Culture, colonialism, and psychiatry

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Colonial psychiatry, magic and religion. The case of mesmerism in British India

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European madness and gender in nineteenth-century British India.

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