Introduction. Traces of Madness: African Sources and Terrains (20th–21st Century)
The illustration on the cover of this issue comes from a patient file archived in the psychiatric clinic of Fann, in Dakar, Senegal. In addition to clinical observations and one-on-one interviews between psychiatrists, the patient and his entourage, the file held a dozen or so personal drawings and...
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| Résumé: | The illustration on the cover of this issue comes from a patient file archived in the psychiatric clinic of Fann, in Dakar, Senegal. In addition to clinical observations and one-on-one interviews between psychiatrists, the patient and his entourage, the file held a dozen or so personal drawings and texts made by the patient during his hospitalisation in the 1960s. This particular drawing represents a face, drawn in profile, its outline worked over multiple times in different colours. Decompo... |
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