Stanley Cobb

A Builder of the Modern Neurosciences

Benjamin V. White


Much more than the personal story of an important neuroanatomist, neurohistologist, neuropathologist, neurologist, psychiatrist and teacher at the Harvard Medical School, this biography is in reality a history of academic neurology and hospital psychiatry in Boston in the present century and to some extent in America as well.

Contents: Childhood; Education at Harvard; Baltimore and World War 1; New Life in Boston; European Study; The Later Twenties; The Neurological Unit at Boston City Hospital; Epilepsy; Psychoanalysis; Psychiatry at the Massachusetts General Hospital, 1934-1939; Wartime Frustrations, 1940-1946; At the Center of the Storm, 1947-1954; Child Psychiatry; Retirement; Appendix

1984, xv+445pp, Illus., ISBN 0-88135-999-x, $25




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