· Bedlam: London and its Mad. Bedlam.: Catharine Arnold. Simon and Schuster, - History - pages. 6 Reviews. 'Bedlam!'. The very name conjures up graphic images of naked patients chained among filthy straw, or parading untended wards deluded that they are Napoleon or Jesus Christ. We owe this image of madness to William Hogarth 4/5(6). · Review: Bedlam: London and Its Mad by Catharine ArnoldPatrick McGrath finds amusing asides sit uneasily in a social history of madness Author: Patrick Mcgrath. · Bedlam: London and Its Mad. Janu. Timothy J. Peters, MD, PhD. Psychiatric Times, Psychiatric Times Vol 27 No 12, Volume 27, Issue As expected from an Oxbridge graduate, author Catharine Arnold’s Bedlam: London and Its Mad is a well-written and very readable book. “This book is for all whose lives are touched by madness” is.
Like. "Melancholy in this sense is the character of Mortality.'34 'And he that knows not this, is not armed to endure it, is not fit to live in this world.'35". ― Catharine Arnold, Bedlam: London and Its Mad. 1 likes. Catharine Arnold read English at Cambridge and holds a further degree in psychology. A journalist, academic and popular historian, her previous books include the novel Lost Time, winner of a Betty Trask award, and the acclaimed Necropolis: London and Its Dead, Bedlam and City ofSin, the first three volumes of her 'London' series. Bedlam: London and its Mad by Catharine Arnold (Paperback, ). Condition is Like New. Dispatched with eBay delivery - Packlink days.
BEDLAM: LONDON AND ITS MAD by Catharine Arnold (Simon Schuster, £) By Maureen Waller for MailOnline Updated: EDT, 12 August Catharine Arnold's Bedlam traces the treatment of the unstable from medieval diagnosis to the current condition of local establishments in London. As the title promises, the book covers many institutions, and not just the notorious Bethlem which has gifted the English language with the term "bedlam". Bedlam: London and Its Mad by Catharine Arnold. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, ,
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