The Journal Sovremennaia psikhiatriia (Modern Psychiatry) and the Consolidation of Russian Psychiatrists (1907–1917)
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The Journal Sovremennaia psikhiatriia (Modern Psychiatry) and the Consolidation of Russian Psychiatrists (1907–1917)
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Mikhail Pogorelov 
Affiliation: I. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University of the Ministry of Health of Russia (Sechenov University)
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709-738
Abstract
The article examines the history of the journal Sovremennaia psikhiatriia (Modern Psychiatry), published by a group of young Russian psychiatrists in 1907– 1917. Initially founded as an academic periodical advocating Kraepelin’s paradigm, it eventually transformed into a forum for the new generation of psychiatrists united by both their unprivileged professional position and the leftist political views. In just a few years the journal, incidentally, consolidated a significant part of the professional community. The article gives several reasons for this. First, a democratic decentralized structure of the editorial board promoted horizontal social contacts and helped to overcome professional hierarchies and geographical distances. The journal managed to consolidate rank-and-file professionals who opposed themselves to the elite of the profession. Second, in 1910–1914 Sovremennaia psikhiatriia took over the public psychiatry agenda and became a forum for discussing key professional issues. Relying on these contacts and the ordinary psychiatrists’ support, the journal’s leaders gradually gained a reputation among their colleagues and, eventually, took the leading positions in the psychiatric profession. It was this particular group that began to cooperate with the Bolshevik regime and work to create a new Soviet psychiatry in 1918.
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«Современная психиатрия» Ганнушкин журнал профессия профессионализация психиатрия медицинская печать
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