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July 1994 – Tenure UC San Diego La Jolla, CA Distinguished Professor

July 1982 – June 1994

UC San Diego La Jolla, CA Professor

July 1978 – June 1982 UC San Diego La Jolla, CA Associate


Professor July 1978 - June 1979 Princeton Princeton, NJ Fellow/Visitin

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July 1974 – June 1978 Univ. of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

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July 1973 – June 1974 Univ. of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

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University College London University

1976-1977 London, England Postdoctoral

Fellowship in Medical History

Princeton University

1969-1973 Princeton, NJ Sociology Ph.D.M.A.

1974 1971

Balliol College Oxford University

1966-1969 Oxford, England Philosophy, Political Science, Economics

B.A. –first class honours

1969

Section II Professional Data Provide a list of your activities, with dates of award or service, in each of the following five categories. (a) University Service (Including Academic Senate, Departmental, College, University-wide).

At University of California, San Diego: 2013- Academic Personnel Committee, UCSD 2013- University of California Press Editorial Committee 2012-2013 UCSD Senate Council 2011-2013 Systemwide University of California Committee on Committees 2010-2013 Academic Senate Committee on Committees (Vice Chair 2011- Vice Chair 2011-2012; Chair 2012-2013 2008-2009 Chair, Department of Sociology 2007-2008 Senate Council 2007-2008 Chair, Graduate Council Subcommittee on Fellowships and Block Grants. 2007-2008 Senate Committee on Faculty Research Lecturer 2007 Member, Search Committee, Assistant Vice Chancelleor/Human Relations 2006-2008 Systemwide Senate Assembly Member 2005-2007 Graduate Advisor, Sociology/Science Studies 2005-2006 Chair, Recruitment Committee for a Senior Appointment in Science Studies 2004-2005 Chair, Department of Sociology 2004-2005 Member, Departmental Recruitment Committee 2004- Member, Senate Faculty Welfare Subcommittee on Health Care 2003- 2004 Graduate Advisor, Department of Sociology 2002-2003 Chair, Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology 1999-2001 Member (Vice Chair, 2000-2001) Graduate Council 1999-2001 Member (Vice Chair 2000-2001) Senate Research Lecturer Selection Committee.


1998-1999 Member, Senate Council 1998 [Jan-Oct] Acting Chair, Department of Sociology 1996 Member, Senate Special Committee on Academic Salaries 1995 Chair, Senate/Administration Committee on Tenure Standards 1993-1994 Chair, Graduate Admissions Committee, Department of Sociology. 1993-1994 Chair, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology. 1993-1994 Member, Search Committee to select new Academic Senate Chief Administrator. 1991-1993 Chair, Department of Sociology 1992-93 Member, Senate Council and Senate/Administration Council. 1990-1993 Member, Committee on Committees, Academic Senate. (Elected Chair, 1992-93) 1990-1991 Member, Committee on Academic Personnel, UCSD. 1990-1991 Chair, Committee on Graduate Studies, Department of Sociology. 1988-1989 Founding Director, Science Studies Program. 1985-1989 Chair, Department of Sociology. 1988-1989 Chair, Senate Committee on Chair Selection Procedures at UCSD 1985-1986 Chair, Search Committee Dean of Social Sciences; Member Search Committee Naiman Chair in Japanese Studies. 1983-1985 University Committee on Privilege & Tenure. (Vice-Chair 1984-1985.) 1984-1985 Warren College Executive and Policy Committee. 1984-1988 Law and Society Program Steering Committee. 1983-1988 Steering Committee, Warren College Health Professions Advisory Program. 1982-1985 Chair, Department Personnel Committee. 1980-1982 Member, Committee on Academic Personnel, Academic Senate. 1979-1980 Chair, Department Personnel Committee. At University of Pennsylvania: 1977-1978 Member, Dean's Search Committee for a new Department Chair. 1973-1974 Member, Sociology Department Personnel Committee.

Honors and Awards

1966-1969 Open Scholarship, Balliol College 1968 James Hall Prize for the best essay by an undergraduate on a Political Science subject 1968 Spring-Rice summer language study scholarship 1969 Coolidge Atlantic Crossing Trust Fellow 1969-1970 Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship, Harvard University (declined)


1969-1970 Princeton National Fellowship (merit award); renewed 1970-1971; 1971-1972; 1972-1973

1975 Grant from the American Philosophical Society 1976-1977 American Council of Learned Societies' Fellowship 1978 Grant from the American Philosophical Society 1978-1979 Fellowship, Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies,

Princeton University

1980-1983 Grant from The Commonwealth Fund: "Concepts of Insanity in England, 1750-1890"

1981-1982 Guggenheim Fellowship 1983 Annual Hannah Lecturer in the History of Medicine, Canadian Society for the History of Medicine 1984 Grant from the American Philosophical Society 1986 14th Annual Squibb Lecturer in the History of Psychiatry, Institute of Psychiatry, University of London 1987 Plenary Address: Royal Society of Medicine; Section on Psychiatry 1988 Grant-in-Aid American Council of Learned Societies 1989 Honorary membership, Phi Beta Kappa, UCSD Chapter 1989-90 University of California President's Research Fellowship in the Humanities 1990 Opening Plenary Address, First European Congress on the History of

Psychiatry and Mental Health Care, The Netherlands 1992 President, Society for the Social History of Medicine 1993 Fellowship, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford (declined) 1994 Distinguished Professor, UCSD 1995 Director, N.E.H. Summer Seminar on Madness and Society in Britain and North America, 1700-1950 2001-2002 University of California President’s Research Fellowship in the Humanities “Prospects for the History of Psychiatry,” Invited lectures at University of Oslo and University of Trondheim, sponsored by the Norwegian National Science Foundation, May 2000 March 1998 “The Recent Historiography of Psychiatry,” University of Tokyo,


Japan “Deinstitutionalization and the Welfare State,” Keio University, Tokyo, Japan “Biological Psychiatry in the Twentieth Century,” University of Osaka Medical School, Japan “Psychiatric Therapeutics in Historical Perspective,” Joint Meeting of the European Association for the History of Psychiatry and the Japanese Psychiatric Association, University of Yokohama, Japan 2007-2008 University of California San Diego Academic Senate Distinguished Teaching Award 2011 University of Toronto Priestley Memorial Lecture Series, April. “From Freud to Prozac.” 2012 Neilly Lecturer, University of Rochester 2012 Plenary Address, Joint Meeting of Cheiron (History of the Behavioral Sciences)and the Society for the History of the Neurosciences, Alberta, Canada 2012 Plenary Address, International Conference on Complaining About Medicine, Institute for Advanced Study, University of Birmingham, England. 2013 University of California San Diego Academic Senate Research Lecturer 2015 Roy Porter Memorial Lecture, Wellcome Medical Historical Library, London. 2015 “Madness in Civilization,” Financial Times Oxford Book Festival, Christ Church, Oxford University. 2015 Roy Porter Medal, for lifetime contributions to Medical History, Wellcome Foundation. 2015 “Madness and Meaning,” Hay on Wye Book Festival. 2015 Rockefeller Foundation Grant-in-Aid 2015 “The Cultural History of Insanity” Edinbrgh Book Festival 2015 “Perspectives on Madness,” Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC 2015 “Madness in Civilization: A Conversation with Sylvia Nasar, Patrick McGrath and Andrew Soloman, New York Humanities Institute. 2015 “Mesmerism and Hypnotism: A Tangled History,” Museum of Morbid Anatomy,Brooklyn. 2016 Eric T Carlson Award for lifetime contributions to the history of psychiatry.


External Professional Activities (Examples include, but are not limited to, presentation of papers and lectures, technical service to organizations and agencies, acting as a reviewer of journal or book manuscripts or contract and grant proposals, or professional committee service). Editorial Board, University of California Press, 2013- Editorial Board, University of California Press, 1996-2001 Proposal review, National Science Foundation Proposal review, Rockefeller Foundation Fellowships in the Humanities Proposal review, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Proposal review, Wellcome Foundation Proposal review, National Endowment for the Humanities Proposal review, Royal Society (London) Proposal Review, New Zealand National Science Foundation Consultant to the National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council Committee on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Consultant to the Home Office Research Unit, London, England Referee for Social Problems; Social Forces; European Journal of Sociology; Sociological Review; Medical History; American Journal of Sociology; Psychological Medicine; Victorian Studies; Social History of Medicine; American Sociological Review; Journal of Law and Society; History of Science; History of Psychiatry, Brain, Isis, History of the Human Sciences, Journal of American History. Editorial Board, Social Problems, 1981-1985 Editorial Board, Contemporary Crises, 1984-1987 Editorial Board, History of Psychiatry, 1990- Editorial Board, Medical History, 2000-2011, 2015- Manuscript Review for St. Martin's Press; Temple University Press; The Athlone (University of London) Press; Scott, Foresman; Wadsworth; Methuen; Columbia University Press; Basil Blackwell Ltd.; Martin Robertson Ltd.; University of Pennsylvania Press; Tavistock Press; University of California Press; University of Chicago Press; McGill University Press; Princeton University Press; Harvard University Press; Routledge; Yale University Press; Stanford University Press, Oxford University Press, Rochester University Press, Yale University Press.


Major consultant and participant, BBC - Open University Series of four television programs on "The Social Meanings of Madness" - part of the Open University Foundation Course in the Social Sciences General Series Editor, Research in Law, Deviance and Social Control, Greenwich, Connecticut, JAI Press. (with Steven Spitzer) 1983-88 Series Editor, Medicine and Society, Berkeley: University of California Press, and Oxford: Polity Press Major consultant and participant, series of five television programs on the History of Psychiatry, broadcast on BBC television and PBS, spring, 1991 Founding Member of the Editorial Board, History of Psychiatry 1990- Member, Executive Committee, European Association for the History of Psychiatry 1990-1993 President, Society for the Social History of Medicine, 1992-1993 Consultant and major participant in PBS The American Experience program “The Lobtomist,” broadcast May 2008. PUBLISHED WORK I. BOOKS (1) A. Scull: Decarceration: Community Treatment and BOOK the Deviant. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1977. (184 pages) (2) A. Scull: Museums of Madness: The Social Organization BOOK of Insanity in Nineteenth Century England. London: Allen Lane: New York: St. Martin's Press, 1979. (275 pages) Paperback edition: London and New York. Penguin Books, 1982. (266 pages) Musei Della Follia: Il Controllo Sociale Della Devianza Nell'Inghilterra Del XIX Secolo, Bari, Italy: Dedonato, 1983. (213 pages) (3) A. Scull: Die Anstalten Offnen? Decarceration der BOOK Irren und Haftlinge. (enlarged edition, with


a new afterword) Frankfurt: Campus Verlag, 1980. (264 pages) (4) A. Scull, editor and contributor: Madhouses, EDITED Mad-doctors, and Madmen: The Social History BOOK of Psychiatry in the Victorian Era. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press: London: Athlone Press, 1981. (284 pages) (5) A. Scull: Decarceration: Community Treatment and BOOK the Deviant: A Radical View. Second revised and enlarged edition. Oxford: Polity Press/New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1984. (222 pages) (6) A. Scull and Steven Lukes: Durkheim and the Law. BOOK Oxford: Basil Blackwell / New York: St. Martin's Press, 1983. (paperback edition, 1985) (241 pages) (7) A. Scull and Stanley Cohen (editors and contributors): EDITED Social Control and the State: Historical and BOOK Comparative Essays. Oxford: Basil Blackwell/New York: St. Martin's Press, 1983 (paperback edition, 1985). (341 pages) (8) A. Scull, co-editor with Steven Spitzer: Research EDITED in Law, Deviance, and Social Control, Vol. 6, BOOK Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press, 1984. (272 pages) (9) A. Scull, co-editor with Steven Spitzer: Research EDITED in Law, Deviance and Social Control, Vol. 7. BOOK Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press, 1985. (293 pages) (10) A. Scull, co-editor with Steven Spitzer: Research EDITED in Law, Deviance, and Social Control, Vol. 8. BOOK Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press, 1986. (194 pages) (11) A. Scull, co-editor with Steven Spitzer: Research EDITED in Law, Deviance, and Social Control, Vol. 9. BOOK Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press, 1988. (310 manuscript pages) (12) A. Scull, Social Order/Mental Disorder: Anglo- BOOK American Psychiatry in Historical Perspective Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989. (360 pages) (13) A. Scull, The Asylum as Utopia: W.A.F. Browne MONOGRAPH and the Mid-Nineteenth Century Consolidation of British Psychiatry (also contains a


facsimile edition of Browne's What Asylums Were, Are, and Ought to Be), London and New York: Tavistock/Routledge, 1990. (77 + 240 pages) (14) A. Scull, The Most Solitary of Afflictions: Madness BOOK and Society in Britain 1700-1900, Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1993. (442 pages) Paperback edition, London and New Haven: Yale University Press, 2005. (15) A. Scull, secondary co-authors: C.MacKenzie,and N.Hervey: BOOK Masters of Bedlam: The Transformation of the Mad-Doctoring Trade, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1996. (366 pages)

Paperback Edition, Princeton University Press, 1998. (16) A. Scull and J. Andrews (equal co-authors): Undertaker of BOOK the Mind: John Monro and Mad-Doctoring in Eighteenth-Century England Berkeley and London, University of California Press, 2001.(364 pages) (17) A. Scull and J. Andrews (equal co-authors), Customers and BOOK Patrons of the Mad-Trade: The Management of Lunacy in Eighteenth Century London Berkeley and London, University of California Press, 2003 (209 pages) (18) A. Scull, Madhouse: A Tragic Tale of Megalomania and Modern BOOK Medicine New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2005. Paperback edition. New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 2007. Korean Translation. Seoul, Korea: Motivebook, 2007.

(19) A. Scull, The Insanity of Place/The Place of Insanity: Essays in the History of Psychiatry London and New York: Routledge, 2006. (20) A. Scull, Hysteria: A Biography Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. BOOK (20a) A. Scull Hysteria: The Disturbing History Oxford: Oxford University BOOK Press, 2011. (Paperback Edition of Preceding Book) Hungarian Translation, Budapest: Holnap Kiadó, 2013 (21) A. Scull, Madness: A Very Short Introduction Oxford: Oxford University BOOK Press, 2010 Spanish Translation, Madrid: Aliaza Editorial, 2013 (22) A. Scull and Steven Lukes, Durkheim and the Law . London: BOOK


Palgrave Macmillan. (2nd revised and enlarged edition.), 2013 (23) A. Scull (editor) Encyclopedia of the Cultural Sociology of Mental EDITED Illness 2 vols. Los Angeles: Sage, 2014. BOOK (24) A. Scull, Madness in Civilization: A Cultural History of Insanity BOOK London: Thames and Hudson/ Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2015. (25) A. Scull (with N. Hervey and C. Mackenzie) Masters of Bedlam BOOK The Transformation of the Mad-Doctoring Trade (new edition) Princeton: Princeton University Press. (26) A. Scull The Asylum as Utopia (new edition) London: Taylor BOOK and Francis, 2015. (27) A. Scull, Madhouses, Mad-Doctors, and Madmen: The Social EDITED History of Psychiatry in the Victorian Era. (new edition) BOOK Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016. II. ARTICLES (1) A. Scull: "Social Control and the Amplification RESEARCH of Deviance," Theoretical Perspectives ARTICLE on Deviance, R. A. Scott and J. D. Douglas (eds.) New York: Basic Books, 1972. (31 pages) (2) A. Scull and T.A. Jones: "Durkheim's Two Laws of RESEARCH Penal Evolution", Economy and Society 2, 1973. ARTICLE (7 pages) (3) A. Scull and T.A. Jones: Translation of "Two TRANSLATION Laws of Penal Evolution" by Emile Durkheim, Economy and Society, 2, 1973. (22 pages) (4) A. Scull: "From Madness to Mental Illness: RESEARCH Medical Men as Moral Entrepreneurs," European ARTICLE Journal of Sociology, 16, 1975. (43 pages) (5) A. Scull: "Cyclical Trends in Psychiatric RESEARCH Practice; The Case of Bettelheim and Tuke", ARTICLE Social Science and Medicine, 9, 1975. (8 pages) (6) A. Scull: "The Decarceration of the Mentally Ill: RESEARCH A Critical View," Politics and Society 6, 1976. ARTICLE (40 pages)


Reprinted in The Sociology of Mental Illness: Basic Studies, M. Pollner and O. Grusky, (eds.), New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1980. (7) A. Scull: "Mad-Doctors and Magistrates: English RESEARCH Psychiatry's Struggle for Professional ARTICLE Autonomy in the Nineteenth Century," European Journal of Sociology 17, 1976. (27 pages) (8) A. Scull and Steven Spitzer: "Social Control RESEARCH in Historical Perspective: From Private ARTICLE to Public Responses to Crime," Corrections & Punishment: Structure, Function and Process, D. F. Greenberg (ed.), Beverly Hills: Sage, 1977. (21 pages) Reprinted in: Law, State and Capital: Readings for a Marxist Theory of Law, P. Beirne and

R. Quinney (eds.), New York: Wiley, 1981. (9) A. Scull: "Madness and Segregative Control: RESEARCH The Rise of the Insane Asylum," Social ARTICLE Problems, 24, February, 1977. (15 pages) Reprinted in: The Substance of Social Deviance, R. Farrell and V. Swigert (eds.), New York: Alfred, 1979; and in Social Welfare Institutions: A Sociological Reader, Zald and G. Martin (eds.), New York: Columbia University Press, 1980; and in Mental Health Care and Social Policy P. Brown (ed.), London and Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1984). (10) A. Scull and Steven Spitzer: "Privatization and RESEARCH Capitalist Development: The Case of the Private ARTICLE Police," Social Problems 25, October, 1977. (11 pages) (11) A. Scull and Robert A. Scott: "Penal Reform and RESEARCH Economic Cycles," Law and Social Control in ARTICLE Canada, S.I. Brickey and W. Greenaway (eds.), Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1978. (20 pages) (12) A. Scull: "Moral Treatment Reconsidered: Some RESEARCH Sociological Comments on an Episode in the ARTICLE History of British Psychiatry," Psychological Medicine 9, 1979. (8 pages) Reprinted in: A. Scull, editor: Madhouses, Mad- doctors, and Madmen: The Social History of


Psychiatry in the Victorian Era. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press; London: Athlone Press, 1981. (13) A. Scull: "Finance and Mental Health Policy: A RESEARCH Broad Historical Overview," in The Community ARTICLE Imperative, R. Baron et al. (eds.), Philadelphia: Horizon House Institute, 1980. (8 pages) (14) A. Scull: "Moral Architecture: The Victorian RESEARCH Lunatic Asylum," in Buildings and Society: ARTICLE Essays in the Social Development of the Built Environment, A.D. King (ed.), London and Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1980. (22 pages)] (15) A. Scull: "Die Monopolisierung der Irrenbehandlung: RESEARCH Anstaltenand Arzte" in Die "Museen" des Wahnsimus ARTICLE und die Zukunft der Psychiatrie, M. M. Wamback, Gert Hellerich, and Wolfgang Reichel (eds.), Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp Verlag, 1980. (16 pages) (16) A. Scull: "Community Corrections: Panacea, RESEARCH Progress, or Pretense?", The Politics of Informal ARTICLE Justice: The American Experience, R. L. Abel (ed.), New York: Academic Press, 1981. (20 pages) Another, expanded version in The Power to Punish, RESEARCH P. Young and D. Garland (eds.), London, ARTICLE Hutchinson, 1983. (26 pages) (17) A. Scull: "The Social History of Psychiatry in RESEARCH the Victorian Era." Chapter 1 in Madhouses, ARTICLE Mad-doctors, and Madmen, A. Scull (ed.), University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. (34 pages) (18) A. Scull: "The Discovery of the Asylum Revisited: RESEARCH Lunacy Reform in the New American Republic," ARTICLE Chapter 6 in Madhouses, Mad-doctors, and Madmen, A. Scull (ed.), Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. (22 pages) (19) A. Scull: "The Mental Health Services: Prospects RESEARCH for the Eighties," Health Services Research the ARTICLE 1980's, O. Grusky, et al. (ed.), Boston: Auburn House, 1981. (18 pages) (20) A. Scull: "Deinstitutionalization of the Rights RESEARCH of the Deviant", Journal of Social Issues, 1981. ARTICLE (15 pages) (21) A. Scull: "Humanitarianism or Social Control? RESEARCH


An Essay on the Historiography of Anglo-American ARTICLE Psychiatry," Rice University Studies, 67, 1981. (21 pages) (22) A. Scull, David Rothman, David Brion Davis and RESEARCH David Roberts: "Nineteenth Century Reformism: A ARTICLE Discussion," Rice University Studies, 67, 1981. (10 pages) (23) A. Scull: "Progressive Dreams, Progressive RESEARCH Nightmares: Social Control in Twentieth Century ARTICLE America," Stanford Law Review, 33, 1981. (16 pages) (24) A. Scull: "A New Trade in Lunacy: The Recommodi- RESEARCH fication of the Mental Patient," American ARTICLE Behavioral Scientist, 14, 1981. (14 pages) (25) A. Scull: "The Asylum as Community or the RESEARCH Community as Asylum: Paradoxes and Contradictions ARTICLE of Mental Health Policy," The Sociology of Mental Illness, Philip Bean (ed.), London and New York: John Wiley, 1982. (22 pages) (26) A. Scull: "Entrerkung Socialer Aussenseiter," RESEARCH Chapter 4 in Pravention Adweichendon Verhaltens: ARTICLE Alternative zue Bewaltigung von Jugenproblemen M. Brusten, N. Herriger and P. Malinowski (eds.), Munich: Juventa Verlag, 1983. (14 pages) (27) A. Scull: "The Domestication of Madness," RESEARCH Medical History, 27, 1983. (16 pages) ARTICLE (28) A. Scull: "Competing Accounts of the Rise RESEARCH of the Asylum: A Response to Rothman," ARTICLE Canadian Criminology Forum 5, 1982. (4 pages) (29a) A. Scull, “Community Corrections: Panacea, Progress, or Pretence?” RESEARCH In D. Garland and P. Young (eds.) The Power to Punish London: ARTICLE Heinemann, 1983. (33 pages). Reprinted in John Muncie (ed.) Criminal Justice and Crime Control London: Sage, 2007. (29) A. Scull: "A Brilliant Career? John Conolly and RESEARCH Victorian Psychiatry" Victorian Studies 27, 1984. ARTICLE (33 pages) (30) A. Scull: "The Theory and Practice of Civil RESEARCH Commitment", University of Michigan Law ARTICLE Review 82, 1984. (17 pages) (31) A. Scull: "Competing Perspectives on Deviance," RESEARCH Deviant Behavior 5, 1984. (15 pages) ARTICLE


(32) A. Scull: "Was Insanity Increasing? A Response to RESEARCH Edward Hare," British Journal of Psychiatry 144, ARTICLE 1984. (5 pages) Reprinted in Alan Kerr and Philip Snaith, Contemporary Issues in Schizophrenia, London: Gaskell, 1986. (33) A. Scull: "A Victorian Alienist: John Conolly, RESEARCH F.R.C.P.,D.C.L. (1794-1866)," The Anatomy of ARTICLE Madness, William Bynum, Michael Shepherd and Roy Porter (eds.), London: Tavistock Press, 1984. (45 pages) (34) A. Scull: "Deinstitutionalization and Public RESEARCH Policy," Social Science and Medicine 20, 1985. ARTICLE (8 pages) (35) A. Scull and Diane Favreau: "The Clitoridectomy RESEARCH Craze," Social Research 53, 1986. (18 pages) ARTICLE (36) A. Scull: "Decarceration Reconsidered" in R.J. RESEARCH Menzies, J. Lowman and T.S. Palys (eds.) The ARTICLE Decentralization of Social Control, London: Heinemann, 1986. (28 pages) (37) A. Scull and Diane Favreau: "'A Chance to Cut RESEARCH is a Chance to Cure': Sexual Surgery for ARTICLE Psychosis in Three Nineteenth Century Societies," Research in Law, Deviance, and Social Control 8, 1986. (37 pages) (38) A. Scull: "Deviance and Social Control," RESEARCH Handbook of Sociology, Neil J. Smelser (ed.), ARTICLE Beverly Hills, California: Sage, 1988. (27 pages)

(39) A. Scull: "Mental Patients and the Community: A RESEARCH Critical Note," International Journal of Law ARTICLE and Psychiatry 9, 1986. (10 pages) (40) A. Scull: "Desperate Remedies: A Gothic Tale of RESEARCH Madness and Modern Medicine," Psychological ARTICLE Medicine 17, 1987. (17 pages) (41) A. Scull and Diane Favreau: "Medecine de la folie RESEARCH ou folie de medecins," Actes de la recherche ARTICLE en sciences sociales 68, 1987. (14 pages) (42) A. Scull: "John Conolly: A Reconsideration," RESEARCH


Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 81, ARTICLE 1988. (4 pages) (43) A. Scull: "Dazeland", London Review of Books, REVIEW October 29, 1987. (3 pages) ARTICLE (44) A. Scull: "Madmen and their Keepers," London REVIEW Review of Books, September 29, 1988. (3 pages) ESSAY (45) A. Scull: "Mortal Meanings," Times Literary REVIEW Supplement, March 10-16, 1989. (2 pages) ESSAY (46) A. Scull: "Deinstitutionalization: Cycles of RESEARCH Despair," Journal of Mind and Behavior, 5, 1990. ARTICLE (12 pages) (47) A. Scull: "Attitudes and Explanations," Times RESEARCH Literary Supplement, July 22-28, 1989. (1 page) ARTICLE (48) A. Scull: "Michel Foucault's History of RESEARCH Psychiatry," Journal of the History of the ARTICLE Human Sciences, 3, Spring 1990. (11 pages) (49) A. Scull: "A Critical Analysis of the RESEARCH Decarceration Movement" in Criminal Justice: ARTICLE Sentencing Issues and Reform, B. Schissel and L. Samuelson (eds.), Toronto: Garamond, 1990. (23 pages) (50) A. Scull: "Psychiatry and its Historians," RESEARCH History of Psychiatry, 2, 1991. (12 pages) ARTICLE (51) A. Scull: "A Failure to Communicate? On the RESEARCH Reception of Michel Foucault's Histoire ARTICLE de la folie by Anglo-American Historians," Rewriting the History of Madness, Arthur Still and Irving Volody (eds.), London and New York: Routledge, 1992. (14 pages) [Incorporates the text of (47) with considerable additional material.] (52) A. Scull: "Psychiatry and Social Control in RESEARCH the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries," ARTICLE History of Psychiatry 2, 1991. (21 pages)

(53) A. Scull: "Mental Health Policy in Modern America," RESEARCH Milbank Quarterly, 70, 1992. (23 pages) ARTICLE

(54) A. Scull: "Somatic Treatments and the RESEARCH Historiography of Psychiatry," History of ARTICLE


Psychiatry 5, 1994. (13 pages) (55) A. Scull: "Museums of Madness Revisited," Social RESEARCH History of Medicine 11, 1993. (20 pages) ARTICLE (56) A. Scull: "Henry Andrews Cotton: 1876-1933," ENCYCLOPEDIA

American National Biography. ARTICLE (57) A. Scull: "Asylums: Utopias and Realities," RESEARCH Asylum in the Community, Dylan Tomlinson and ARTICLE John Carrier (eds.), London: Routledge, 1996. (11 pages)

(58) A. Scull: “Psychiatrists and historical ‘facts,’ RESEARCH Part One: The Historiography of somatic treatments,” ARTICLE History of Psychiatry 6, 1995. (17 pages) (59) A. Scull: “Psychiatrists and historical ‘facts,’ RESEARCH Part Two: Re-writing the history of asylumdom,” ARTICLE History of Psychiatry 6, 1995. (8 pages) (60) A. Scull: “Losing the one you love,” Times REVIEW Literary Supplement, November 15, 1996. (1 page) ESSAY

(61) A. Scull: “Focal Sepsis and Psychosis: The RESEARCH Career of Thomas Chivers Graves, BSc, MD, ARTICLE FRCS, MRCVS(1883-1964),” 150 Years of British Psychiatry Volume II: the Aftermath, Hugh Freeman and German E. Berrios (eds.), London and Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Athlone, 1996. (21 pages) (62) A. Scull: “Chlorpromazine is no penicillin,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement, May 16, 1997. (3 pages) ESSAY (63) A. Scull: “Psychiatric Therapeutics and the RESEARCH Historian: Problems and Prospects,” Histoire ARTICLE de la psychiatrie: nouvelles la psychiatrie: nouvelles approches, nouvelles perspectives, Jacques Gasser et Vincent Barras (eds.), Lausanne, Switzerland: Payot, 1997. (24 pages)

(64) A. Scull: “Historical Reflections on Asylums, RESEARCH Communities,and the Mentally Ill,” Mentalities/Mentalités, ARTICLE

v.11, 1997.(19 pages) (65) A.Scull: “The Way of All Flesh,” Los Angeles Times REVIEW

Book Review, April 12, 1998, p. 3. ARTICLE (66) A.Scull: “The End of Freud?” Times Literary Supplement, REVIEW No. 4987, October 30, 1998, pp. 9-10. ARTICLE


(67) A.Scull: “On the Couch: Is Freud Dead?”,Los Angeles Times REVIEW Book Review, February 28, 1999, pp. 3-4. ARTICLE (68) A.Scull: “A Quarter Century of the History of Psychiatry,” RESEARCH Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, ARTICLE v.35, 1999, pp. 239-246. (69) A.Scull: “Rethinking the History of Asylumdom,” in RESEARCH Joseph Melling, Bill Forsythe, and Richard Adair (eds.), ARTICLE Insanity, Institutions, and Society: New Approaches to the Social History of Insanity, London: Routledge, 1999. pp. 294-314. (70) A.Scull: ”Focal Infection,” in Hugh Freeman (ed.), RESEARCH A Century of Psychiatry, London: Mosby-Wolfe, ARTICLE 1999, pp. 79-81, 112-113. (71) A.Scull: "Degeneration and Despair: Henry Maudsley RESEARCH and late nineteenth century psychiatry," Bulletin of ARTICLE the Noma Library of Science and Medicine, Tokyo,1999. (in Japanese) (72) A.Scull: “Not Asking for It,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW no.5084, September 8, 2000, pp. 7-8. ARTICLE

(73) A.Scull: “The Monros’ monopoly of the mad,” Times Literary REVIEW Supplement,no.5091, October 27, 2000, pp. 14-15. ARTICLE

(74) A.Scull: “The Anti-Depressant Era,” Journal of REVIEW Health Politics, Policy and Law, v. 27, 2002. ARTICLE (75) A.Scull: ”The Place of Somatic Treatments in RESEARCH Twentieth Century Psychiatry," in T. Hamanaka and ARTICLE G. E. Berrios (eds.), The History of Psychiatry, East and West, on the Threshold of the Twenty-First Century Tokyo, Gakuyu Shoin. (76) A. Scull: “Trauma and the Doctors,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW June 21, 2002. ARTICLE (77) A. Scull: “Cut Through the Bone,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW May 16, 2003, pp. 4-5. ARTICLE (78) A.Scull: “Victorian Domesticity,” Los Angeles Times Book Review, REVIEW May 16, 2004, pp. 8-9. ARTICLE (79) A.Scull: “The Insanity of Place,” History of Psychiatry RESEARCH 15, 2004: 417-436. ARTICLE


(80) A.Scull: “Serendipity and Merton’s Sociology of Science,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement June 18, 2004. ARTICLE (81) A. Scull, “God’s Scotsman: Religious Enthusiasm and Madness in REVIEW Enlightenment Britain,” Times Literary Supplement December 17, 2004. ARTICLE (82) A. Scull: “Walter Freeman and Lobotomy,” Los Angeles Times Book REVIEW Review April 24, 2005, p. 3. ARTICLE (83) A. Scull: “Desperate Remedies,” Princeton Alumni Weekly May 11, RESEARCH 2005, pp. 24-29. ARTICLE (84) A. Scull: “Making Sense of Human Memory,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW May 13, 2005, p. 7. ARTICLE (85) A. Scull: “Power, Social Control, and Psychiatry: Some Critical RESEARCH Reflections,” in Sarah Armstrong and Lesley McAra (eds.), ARTICLE Perspectives on Punishment: The Contours of Control Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.

(86) A. Scull: “Disciples of the Couch,” Times Literary Supplement January 6, REVIEW 2006, p. 25. ARTICLE

(87) A. Scull: “Trials of the Modern University,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW April 12, 2006, p. 10. ARTICLE

(88) A. Scull: “Mind, Brain, Law, and Culture,” Brain, 130 (2), 2007, pp. 585-591 REVIEW ARTICLE (89) A Scull: “Foucault’s Fictions,” Times Literary Supplement March 23, REVIEW 2007, pp. 3-4. ARTICLE Spanish Translation: L Revista de Libros March 2008 French Translation: Books Magazine (Paris), October 2009. (90) A.Scull: “Laboratory Life: Curt Richter and the Origins of Psychobiology,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement, June 6, 2006. ARTICLE (91) “Untruly, Madly, Deeply: Thomas Szasz on Virginia Woolf’s Madness,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement, January 19, 2007 ARTICLE (92) A. Scull: “Social Control Talk/Talking About Social Control: Encounters RESEARCH With Stan Cohen and his Work,” in David Downes, Paul Rock, Christine ARTICLE Chinkin and Conor Gearty (eds.) Crime, Social Control and Human Rights Cullompton, Devon: Willan, 2007, pp. 238-251. (93) A. Scull: “The History of Psychoanalysis,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW July 18, 2008 ARTICLE (94) A. Scull: “Mania and the Refrigerator Mother,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW August 15, 2008. ARTICLE


(95) A. Scull and Jay Schulkin, “Psychobiology, Psychiatry, and Psychoanalysis: RESEARCH The Intersecting Careers of Adolf Meyer, Phyllis Greenacre, and Curt ARTICLE Richter,” Medical History 53, 2009, pp. 5-36. (96) A. Scull, “Manic Depression and the Mad Doctors,” Times Literary REVIEW Supplement, April 3, 2009. ARTICLE (97) A. Scull: “Revolutionary Science and the Mob. Thomas Beddoes, Humphry REVIEW Davy and the Origins of Modern Chemistry,” Times Literary Supplement, ARTICLE June 10, 2011. (98) A. Scull: “The Mental Health Sector and the Social Sciences in Post RESEARCH

World War II America. Part One: Total War and its Aftermath,” ARTICLE History of Psychiatry, 21, 2010, in press.

(99) A. Scull: “The Mental Health Sector and the Social Sciences. Part II: RESEARCH The Impact of Federal Research Funding and the Drugs Revolution,” ARTICLE History of Psychiatry 21, 2010, in press. (100) A. Scull: “The Decarceration of the Mentally Ill: A Critical View,” RESEARCH in Michael Rowe (ed.) Classics of Community Psychiatry Oxford: ARTICLE Oxford University Press, 2011. (newly revised version of item A. 6) (101) A.Scull, “Psychiatry and the Social Sciences, 2004-2009,” RESEARCH History of Political Economy 42, 2010: 25-52. ARTICLE (102) A. Scull: ”A Psychiatric Revolution?,” The Lancet 375, February 2010: RESEARCH 1246-1247. ARTICLE (103) A. Scull “Arthur Mitchell on the Statistics of Insanity,” International RESEARCH Journal of Epidemiology 39, 2010: 1432-1434. ARTICLE (104) A Scull, “Left Brain, Right Brain: One Brain, Two Brains,” Brain 133, REVIEW 2010: 3153-3156. ARTICLE (105) A. Scull: (2111) “The Peculiarities of the Scots? Scottish Influences on RESEARCH the Development of English Psychiatry, 1700-1980,” History of Psychiatry ARTICLE

22, 2011: 403-415.,

(106) A. Scull, (2011) “Contested Jurisdictions: Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, RESEARCH and Clinical Psychology in the United States, 1940-2010,” Medical ARTICLE History 55: 401-406. (107) A. Scull (2010), “Lessons in Anatomy,” Times Literary Supplement, REVIEW June 18, 2010. ESSAY (108) A. Scull, “Mysteria in Red and Blue,” Times Literary Supplement, REVIEW May 21, 2010. ESSAY (109) A. Scull, “Secrets of Wholehearted Unhappiness,” REVIEW


Times Literary Supplement, November 12, 2010. ESSAY (110)) A. Scull (2011) “Danvers State: A World We Have Lost,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement, April 22, 2011. ESSAY (112) A. Scull (2011) “Happy Endings: On Death and Dying,” Times REVIEW Literary Supplement, June 10, 2011. ESSAY (113) A. Scull (2012) “Rules of Thumb,” Times Literary Supplement, REVIEW January 6, 2012. ESSAY (114) A. Scull, (2012) “Blood Flow,” Times Literary Supplement, February 17, REVIEW 2012 ESSAY (115) A. Scull (2012) “What is Madness,” Times Literary Supplement, REVIEW March 2, 2012. ARTICLE (116) A.Scull, (2012) “The Future of an Illusion,” Times Literary Supplement RESEARCH May 18, 2012. ARTICLE (117) A. Scull, “Bile, Dogs, and Drugs: The History of Melancholia,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement September 28, 2012. ESSAY (118) A. Scull, (2012) “In Dollaria,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW November 23, 2012. ESSAY (119) A. Sculll (2013) “Talking to the Deaf,” Times Literary Supplement REVIEW August 16, 2103. ESSAY (120) A.Scull, (2015) “Contending Professions: Sciences of the Brain and Mind RESEARCH in the United States, 1850-1900,” Science in Context, in press. ARTICLE (121) A. Scull, (2015) “Some Reflections on Madness and Culture in the RESEARCH Post-War World,” History of Psychiatry 25, 2014, in press. ARTICLE (122) A. Scull, “A Culture of Complaint: Psychiatry and Its Critics,” in RESEARCH Jonathan Reinarz and Rebecca Wynter (eds.) Complaints, ARTICLE Controversies and Grievances in Medicine London: Taylor And Francis, in press. (123) A. Scull, “Chronic Profitability: Cancer and American Medicine,” REVIEW Times Literary Supplement, August 13, 2024. ESSAY (124) A. Scull, “Pure Agony: The Anatomy of Pain,” Times Literary REVIEW Supplement, August 20, 2014. ESSAY (125) A. Scull (2015) “Madness In Civilization,” The Lancet, in press. EDITORIAL COMMENTARY (126) A. Scull, “Madness and Meaning,” Paris Review, April 22, 2015. RESEARCH


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