Phrenology was closely related to the moral insanity though process in that it was still believed that criminality could be scientifically studied and detected.
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The moral insanity, earlier subject of horror and disgust of society, accumulates to today's moral standard, with which society faces reality . _ __
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This was influential in leading to the concept of moral insanity, which became an accepted diagnosis through the second half of the 19th century.
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The psychiatrist Koch sought to make the moral insanity concept more scientific and suggested in 1891 the phrase'psychopathic inferiority'( later personality ) be used instead.
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Vladimir Seks, a member of the ruling party, told an opposition deputy that his constant attacks on Tudjman's party demonstrated his " moral insanity ."
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The German psychiatrist Koch sought to make the moral insanity concept more scientific, and in 1891 suggested the phrase'psychopathic inferiority', theorized to be a congenital disorder.
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Haigh-Wood's health problems persuaded Rose Haigh-Wood that her daughter was suffering from " moral insanity . " She decided that Haigh-Wood should not marry or bear children, and withdrew the family's consent to the marriage.
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In 1842, following up on moral insanity, he published " On the Different Forms of Insanity in Relation to Jurisprudence, designed for the use of persons concerned in legal questions regarding unsoundness of mind ".
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He was also influenced by a school of thought associated with the physician Heinroth, concluding that a number of disorders in different divisions of that scheme would be more simply gathered under the heading'moral insanity '.
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James Cowles Prichard advanced a similar concept he called moral insanity, which would be used to diagnose patients for some decades .'Moral'in this sense referred to sadism and masochism, as well as homosexuality, as psychiatric issues.
