… , the reappearance in English of five books by the renowned German psychiatrist, Emil Kraepelin,
a … and medicine as a discipline in its own right, his textbooks were extremely influential. …

… of the twentieth century, Emil Kraepelin introduced the term ‘manic-depressive insanity.’
Kraepelin’s broad clinical experience resulted in compelling descriptions of the symptoms of …

… Emil Kraepelin’s psychiatric nosology, proposed in the 5th and 6th editions of his textbook
… in Table 1 the major critiques of Kraepelin’s nosology of each of our six critics and in Table 2 …

… In the meantime the conscientious critic must refrain from comparisons unless he have as
many or more records of patients collected with the principles in view which Kraepelin has …

… Kraepelin took in the development of his nosologic synthesis. For example, Spitzka does not
describe a commonality in symptoms or outcome in … on wide differences in outcome among …

… Hospital clinics, where in Europe he had best continue his work in psychology, I had no
hesitation in urging him to get work in Kraepelin's psychological laboratory in Heidelberg. …

… In 1893 and 1896, in his fourth and fifth textbook editions, Emil Kraepelin brought together 3
… DP), a definitive version of which he would propose in his 1899 sixth textbook edition. These …

… born in 1883, completed his medical training in 1909, and took a position at a psychiatric
hospital in Heidelberg, Germany, where Emil Kraepelin had worked a few years earlier. In 1913…

… For Emil Kraepelin’s experiences abroad fit uneasily within common frameworks of colonial
… Rather, we interpret Kraepelin’s research in Dutch and British colonial mental hospitals as …

… influence in psychiatry in many parts of the world and its defeat by German psychiatry. …
trying to separate schizophrenia from severe mood disorders (which Kraepelin had defined using …