Essays
Title | Author | Year |
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The Friends Asylum and Civil War Era Notions of Post Traumatic Stress | Aaron Bratt '23 | Summer 2022 |
“There are Extraordinary Circumstances in a Mental Hospital:” Medical Racism and the Exclusion of Black Patients and Staff at Friends Hospital from 1870 to 1948 | Kate Scully '22 | Summer 2021 |
Forgotten Practices in Early Psychiatry: Racism at Friends Asylum in the Pre-Civil War Era, 1817-1861 | Anita Zhu '22 | Summer 2021 |
The Probable Good: Changes in Mental Health Care at Friends Asylum, 1870-1900 | Colin Battis '20 | Summer 2019 |
Universalism & Particularism in Quaker Philanthropy: 1770-1830 | Ben Kaplow '18 | Summer 2018 |
The Principle of Family: Race, Religion, and Gender Inside the Friends' Asylum in the Nineteenth Century | Claire Michel '18 | Summer 2017 |
A Mild and Appropriate System of Treatment: Moral Treatment and the Curability of Mental Illness at Friends Asylum | Abby Cororan '17 | Summer 2015 |