Lumps and Bumps:Kantian Faculty Psychology, Phrenology, and Twentieth-Century Psychiatric Classification
@article{Radden1996LumpsAB, title={Lumps and Bumps:Kantian Faculty Psychology, Phrenology, and Twentieth-Century Psychiatric Classification}, author={Jennifer Radden}, journal={Philosophy, Psychiatry, \& Psychology}, year={1996}, volume={3}, pages={1 - 14} }
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