Like but BLEULER from the "Instinctive" the negativism, an "bias to the stereotyping" outside of the complexes, it referred to KRAEPELIN "speech triebartigem the drive", the "triebartigen formation" of negativism. Here, far more meaningful for the whole problem investigations, KLEIST join. He acknowledges in his two books but neither the terms dementia praecox and schizophrenia, nor the designation of Catatonia. Among his cases this or that may be located, has no relationship to schizophrenia. But the important case histories and its basic statements handle the motility symptoms, which all primarily found in the clinical picture of schizophrenia, and all his discussions on ways of thinking and affective disorders have at all only in the context of the disease meaning that we refer to today as schizophrenia.
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