Part 2: 1975-1979 Pierre Deniker £15.00,  978-1-85315-562-8,  40pp,  Paperback,  February 2004

Pierre Deniker's name will live forever in the history of psychiatry as the key name on a series of articles about the discovery of chlorpromazine and the invention of the concept of the neuroleptics. It was not just the discovery of a drug, it was the charging of a new terrain. These publications present six key papers covering some of the major issues in psychiatry from 1950s to the 1980s - issues that are still of importance today.

Contents:
The psychological effects of the neuroleptics

Who invented the neuroleptics

Drug-induced psychoses and the deficit syndrome: Common psychopathological effects of drug addiction

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