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"Shell Shock and Its Lessons" was written by Grafton Elliot Smith and published in 1917. Pioneering anatomist and Egyptologist known for his theories on cultural diffusion from ancient Egypt.

Shell Shock and Its Lessons

1917

Grafton Elliot Smith

Shell Shock and Its Lessons

Grafton Elliot Smith

1917

Published in 1917, 'Shell Shock and Its Lessons' by Grafton Elliot Smith examines the psychological condition known as shell shock, which emerged during World War I. The book provides a detailed analysis of the mental health issues faced by soldiers, advocating for a scientifically informed understanding of war-related trauma. Smith emphasizes the need for compassionate treatment and reform in mental health practices, highlighting that these psychological disturbances predate the war but were intensified by its stresses. This work is significant for its early exploration of war neuroses and its impact on veterans' mental health.