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Maudsley, Henry — (1835–1918) Born on a farm in the West Riding of Yorkshire, Maudsley graduated with an M.B. from University College London, in 1856. He wanted to enter the East India Company, which required of its medical officers 6 months’ psychiatric… … Historical dictionary of Psychiatry
Henry Maudsley — (1835–1918) est un précurseur de la psychiatrie britannique. Biographie Henry Maundsley est né en 1838 à Rome, petit hameau proche de Giggleswick dans le Yorkshire du Nord. Il fit ses études à l University College de Londres … Wikipédia en Français
Maudsley Hospital — South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust Front of the Maudsley Hospital Geography Location … Wikipedia
Henry Maudsley — (1835 ndash;1918) was a pioneering English psychiatrist.Biographical sketchBorn in Rome, a small hamlet near Giggleswick in North Yorkshire and educated at University College London, Maudsley graduated with M.D. in 1857 and took a job at… … Wikipedia
Maudsley — may refer to: Henry Maudsley (1835 1918), pioneering English psychiatrist Robert Maudsley (born 1953), British serial killer Tony Maudsley (21st century), Liverpudlian film actor See also Maudsley Hospital Maudslay (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
Henry Maudslay — Not to be confused with Henry Maudsley. Maudslay redirects here. For other uses, see Maudslay (disambiguation). Henry Maudslay Portrait by Pierre Louis ( Henri ) Grevedon 1827 Born 22 … Wikipedia
Maudsley Hospital — , London. In 1908, the Asylums Committee of the London County Council decided to accept a generous gift that Henry Maudsley was offering for the foundation of a mental hospital not, he stressed, an asylum that would incorporate an outpatient… … Historical dictionary of Psychiatry
maudsley's definition of hallucinations and illusions — In 1887 the British physician and professor of medical jurisprudence Henry Maudsley (1835 1918) defined hallucinations and illusions as follows: By hallucination is meant such a false perception of sense as a person has when he sees, hears,… … Dictionary of Hallucinations
Maudsley — This interesting name is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational surname deriving from the place called Mawdesley near Chorley in Lancashire. The placename is recorded as Madesle in 1219, and as Moudesley in 1269, in the Assize Court Rolls of… … Surnames reference
Maudsley — /ˈmɔdzli/ (say mawdzlee) noun Sir Henry Carr, 1859–1944, Australian physician, born in England …
