To watch in HD, get ClipCafe PRO
As deviants, and morally deficient
Please log in to add to collections.
Mysteries of Mental Illness

As deviants,and morally deficient

As deviants,
and morally deficient

Full Transcript

00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:06.003
As deviants, and morally deficient.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
17
Timestamp in Movie
00:07:26
Uploaded
May 26, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary
Production
Douglas Fairbanks Pictures

Want This Clip in HD?

Upgrade for HD/4K downloads and unlimited access. Upgrade now →

Movie Summary

The attempts across generations to unravel the mysteries of mental illness, including its causes and treatments.
S01 • E01 {\an7}AHMED RAGAB: Most physicians believed these humors - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:10
{\an7}AHMED RAGAB: Most physicians believed these humors
S01 • E04 {\an1}KOPELL: What's really great about something like - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
{\an1}KOPELL: What's really great about something like
S01 • E03 NARRATOR: The line between treatment - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:14
NARRATOR: The line between treatment
S01 • E02 NARRATOR: With no clear standards, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
NARRATOR: With no clear standards,
S01 • E04 Next step is that he will meet Brian, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
Next step is that he will meet Brian,
S01 • E01 {\an7}For example, like, a person with more black bile in their body - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
{\an7}For example, like, a person with more black bile in th...
S01 • E02 {\an7}Free Blacks in the North were identified as insane - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:09
{\an7}Free Blacks in the North were identified as insane
S01 • E04 {\an1}So, by treating these patients, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:09
{\an1}So, by treating these patients,
S01 • E01 {\an7}So it can lead to insomnia, forms of hallucinations. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
{\an7}So it can lead to insomnia, forms of hallucinations.
S01 • E03 {\an1}One sees this as entirely appropriate, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
{\an1}One sees this as entirely appropriate,
S01 • E01 {\an7}It can lead to a number of other issues that we would identify - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
{\an7}It can lead to a number of other issues that we would ...
S01 • E02 {\an7}In many Northern towns, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
{\an7}In many Northern towns,
S01 • E03 {\an7}And the other sees it as, as we might, as intolerable cruelty. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
{\an7}And the other sees it as, as we might, as intolerable ...
S01 • E02 {\an8}To critics, the bias was obvious. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:04
{\an8}To critics, the bias was obvious.
S01 • E01 {\an1}NARRATOR: Doctors believed blood carried the humors - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
{\an1}NARRATOR: Doctors believed blood carried the humors
S01 • E02 {\an1}But to pro-slavery advocates, the census was evidence - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:10
{\an1}But to pro-slavery advocates, the census was evidence
S01 • E01 {\an1}So they treated these imbalances by bleeding patients - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:07
{\an1}So they treated these imbalances by bleeding patients
S01 • E04 {\an1}During the Renaissance in the 16th century, - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:10
{\an1}During the Renaissance in the 16th century,
S01 • E01 {\an1}But who was considered mentally ill - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:06
{\an1}But who was considered mentally ill
S01 • E03 {\an1}ANNE HARRINGTON: Dorothea Dix was a very unlikely reformer. - Mysteries of Mental Illness 00:05
{\an1}ANNE HARRINGTON: Dorothea Dix was a very unlikely refo...