lesquels cette maladie a été alléguée comme moyen de défense on Gallica (1826) Des maladies mentales, considérées dans leurs rapports avec la législation civile et criminelle (1827) (On mental diseases, considered in relation with civil and criminal laws) (1828) (New forensic discussion on insanity or mental alienation, followed by an examination of a number of criminal trials where that disease was used as a means of defense) A more complete list can be found in Semelaigne. Dictionary articles (selection) Articles in Adelon, Nicolas Philibert (ed.). Dictionnaire de médecine. Paris: Béchet jeune: "Délire"; "Folie"; "Hystérie"; "Névrose" References Foucault, Michel. "L'évolution de la notion d'"individu dangereux" dans la psychiatrie légale". Déviance et société. 1981, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 403–422 . (Foucault finds it strange that people who have confessed to their crimes are nevertheless asked to provide a rationale for them—that poses a problem for the insane who are sure about the facts but unsure about the motives.) Kern, Stephen. A cultural history of causality (esp. p. 247) Micale, Mark S. . 2008, pp. 65–68. Postel, Jacques. Eléments pour une histoire de la psychiatrie occidentale. 2007 Semelaigne, René. "Georget (Etienne-Jean)", Les pionniers de la psychiatrie française avant et après Pinel, vol. 1, p. 188. 1930 French psychiatrists 1795 births 1828 deaths People from Indre-et-Loire 19th-century deaths from tuberculosis Tuberculosis deaths in France