The Archaeology of Madness

Target entity: The Archaeology of Madness
Context triple: [Maureen Freely, notableWork, The Archaeology of Madness]

• A. A History of Psychiatry
  A History of Psychiatry is a comprehensive historical survey that traces the development of psychiatric thought, practice, and institutions from antiquity to the modern era.
• B. Madness and Civilization
  Madness and Civilization is Michel Foucault’s influential historical and philosophical study of how Western societies have defined, treated, and institutionalized madness from the Renaissance to the modern era.
• C. Hunger, Madness and Crime
  "Hunger, Madness and Crime" is a dramatic 19th-century painting by Belgian artist Antoine Wiertz that explores the psychological and social consequences of poverty and desperation.
• D. Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the Diseases of the Mind
  Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the Diseases of the Mind is an early 19th-century treatise by Benjamin Rush that is often regarded as one of the first systematic works on psychiatry in the United States.
• E. On the Sacred Disease
  On the Sacred Disease is an ancient Greek medical treatise traditionally attributed to Hippocrates that argues epilepsy has natural, physical causes rather than divine or supernatural origins.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: The Archaeology of Madness
Target entity description: The Archaeology of Madness is a work by writer and translator Maureen Freely that reflects her engagement with themes of history, memory, and psychological complexity.

• A. A History of Psychiatry
  A History of Psychiatry is a comprehensive historical survey that traces the development of psychiatric thought, practice, and institutions from antiquity to the modern era.
• B. Madness and Civilization
  Madness and Civilization is Michel Foucault’s influential historical and philosophical study of how Western societies have defined, treated, and institutionalized madness from the Renaissance to the modern era.
• C. Hunger, Madness and Crime
  "Hunger, Madness and Crime" is a dramatic 19th-century painting by Belgian artist Antoine Wiertz that explores the psychological and social consequences of poverty and desperation.
• D. Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the Diseases of the Mind
  Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the Diseases of the Mind is an early 19th-century treatise by Benjamin Rush that is often regarded as one of the first systematic works on psychiatry in the United States.
• E. On the Sacred Disease
  On the Sacred Disease is an ancient Greek medical treatise traditionally attributed to Hippocrates that argues epilepsy has natural, physical causes rather than divine or supernatural origins.
• F. None of above. chosen