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Charcot and the Spectacle of the Hysterical Body The ‘pathos formula’ as an aesthetic staging of psychiatric discourse — a blind spot in the reception of Warburg

Sigrid Schade Aileen Derieg

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Sigrid Schade, Aileen Derieg; Charcot and the Spectacle of the Hysterical Body The ‘pathos formula’ as an aesthetic staging of psychiatric discourse — a bl

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