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Myths and taboos among Israeli first- and second-generation psychiatrists in regard to the Holocaust

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TítuloMyths and taboos among Israeli first- and second-generation psychiatrists in regard to the Holocaust

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Haim Dasberg

Call numberS940.5318/006

Número del objeto04117ac

Lugar de publicaciónJerusalem

EditorialJerusalem Center for Research into the Late Effects of the Holocaust

Año de publicación

2000

Dimensionespp25-36

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'Echoes of the Holocaust' Bulletin of the Jerusalem Center for Research into the late effects of the Holocaust Issue No.6April 2000 pp25-36

Descripción

The central thesis of this paper is that doctors, including psychiatrists, share the myths and taboos of their societies. Their attitudes changed from rejection, denial, therapeutic neutrality, and fragmentation towrad rehumanisation and reindividuation of former victims and toward a new narrative.

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