Madness and Modernity sets out to chart the theme of madness across a variety of territories in Vienna 1900, including art and design, society and architecture, literature and psychiatry. This journey into what madness meant in the Austro-Hungarian capit l at the turn of the twentieth century covers new ground and is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of modern European culture.
The book plots the nexus between the study of mental illness and the modernist ideals of groups suc
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