Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown

Reginald

test and the certainty of his dinner. The philosophy of causation held no interest, not even incidental, in his experience. Almost twelve years old, yet the phenomena of the world about him were not sufficiently crossing the threshold of his consciousness to stimulate a why or a wherefore! He lived in the present. He postulated neither a world of the past nor one of the future. Events were not ...

Reginald Eager

Geographical Theories Reginald

The Late Dr. Reginald Farrar

A Short History of the Radcliffe Infirmary

much of what has been written in English on the history of psychiatry, so that the tyro might easily conclude that before Freud little real comprehension of psychiatry existed. The unconscious, and dynamic psychiatry has received far too much emphasis, and as for Freud, surely few physicians in the history of medicine have been the subject of such intensive, some might say excessive, study. The...