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1. ro.wikipedia.org › wiki › Paul_Eugen_BleulerPaul Eugen Bleuler - Wikipedia

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   Paul Eugen Bleuler, cunoscut mai ales ca Eugen Bleuler, (n. 30 aprilie 1857 , Zollikon ⁠( d ) , cantonul Zürich , Elveția – d. 15 iulie 1939 , Zollikon ⁠( d ) , cantonul Zürich , Elveția ) a fost un psihiatru elvețian cunoscut mai ales pentru contribuțiile sale semnificative la înțelegerea și explicarea bolilor mentale , respectiv la identificarea și denominarea schizofreniei .

2. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesEugen Bleuler's schizophrenia—a modern perspective - PMC

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   Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939) was born and raised in the village of Zollikon near Zurich in Switzerland. After graduating in medicine, he started his residential training in psychiatry at the Waldau Hospital in Bern. Study trips took him to Paris to work with Jean-Martin Charcot, to Munich where he trained under Bernhard von Gudden, and to London. He completed his residential training at the ...

3. www.pukzh.ch › ueber-uns › zeitreiseEugen Bleuler - Psychiatrische Universitätsklinik Zürich (PUK)

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   Eugen Bleuler prägt in seinem nahezu 30-jährigen (!) Direktorat das «Burghölzli» wesentlich. Der von ihm 1908 vorgeschlagene Begriff «Schizophrenie» setzt sich international rasch durch, wenn er auch heute zunehmend kritisch gesehen wird. Entscheidend ist die Mehrdimensionalität seines Denkens: Er ringt über Jahrzehnte um eine wissenschaftlich sinnvolle Integration von ...

4. www.spektrum.de › lexikon › biologieBleuler, Eugen - Lexikon der Biologie - Spektrum.de

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   Bleuler, Eugen, schweizerischer Psychiater, *30.4.1857 Zollikon (bei Zürich), †15.7.1939 Zollikon; ab 1889 Professor für Psychiatrie in Zürich und Direktor der Heilanstalt Burghölzli; erforschte vor allem die Schizophrenie, die von ihm 1901 diesen Namen erhielt (früher bekannt unter der Bezeichnung Dementia praecox); führte auch die Psychoanalyse von S. Freud in die ...

5. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Bleuler, Eugen | SpringerLink

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   Bleuler was born April 30, 1857, in Zollikon (Switzerland) and died July 15, 1939, in Zollikon (Switzerland). He studied medicine in Zurich (and later Paris, London, and Munich), earning his license to practice in 1881 and his MD degree in 1883. He worked as assistant physician in Waldau (near Bern) from 1881 to 1884, then in 1885–1886 as an ...

6. lt.wikipedia.org › wiki › Eugen_BleulerEugen Bleuler – Vikipedija

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   Paul Eugen Bleuler Gimė 1857 m. balandžio 30 d. Colikonas, Šveicarija: Mirė 1939 m. liepos 15 d. (82 metai) Colikonas, Šveicarija: Tautybė Šveicarijos vokietis Veikla psichiatras Sritis šizofrenija, autozmas Organizacijos Burghelclis Ciuricho universitetas: Pareigos profesorius: Išsilavinimas mokslų daktaras Alma mater: Berno ...

7. academic.oup.com › schizophreniabulletin › articleEugen Bleuler: Centennial Anniversary of His 1911 Publication of...

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   1. Nov. 2011 · Eugen Bleuler followed Kraepelin and became the major figure to describe the characteristics of this syndrome in young adults, taking issue with Kraepelin on 2 points. He felt that cases of dementia praecox did not always arise in adolescence (praecox) nor did they always progress to intellectual dullness (dementia).