... murderers, Moravagine and Fébronio. The character Moravagine, a neurology patient suffering from a brain tumor, enabled Cendrars to delve into the grey areas that can exist between neurologic and psychiatric diseases. Fébronio, a real psychotic, enabled Cendrars to explore ethnopsychiatry. Blaise...

... 15 Paris, Denoël, 2006;7-8 6. Blaise Cendrars: Moravagine. Tout autour d'aujourd'hui - oeuvres complètes tome 7 Paris, Denoël, 2003;13 7. Ricciotto Canudo: Les libérés, mémoire d'un aliéniste. Paris, Fasquelle, 1911; 8. Blaise Cendrars: Moravagine. Tout autour d'aujourd'hui - oeuvres...

... of these is undoubtedly Moravagine, the protagonist of the eponymous novel, who presents acute behavioral disturbances. We learn from the autopsy report that he was in fact suffering from a brain tumor. On several occasions, including the complex case of Moravagine, and by presenting his ideas on hysteria, Blaise...

... - Œuvres complètes tome 6 Paris, Denoël, 2002; 4. Cendrars B: Moravagine. Tout autour d'aujourd'hui - Œuvres complètes tome 7 Paris, Denoël, 2003a; 5. Cendrars B: J'ai saigné; in Histoires vraies. Tout autour d'aujourd'hui - Œuvres complètes tome 8 Paris, Denoël, 2003b; 6. Cendrars B: Le...

.... 4. Cendrars B: La Main coupée. “La Pléiade” Œuvres autobiographiques complètes I. Paris, Gallimard, 2013a. 5. Cendrars B: L'Homme foudroyé. “La Pléiade” Œuvres autobiographiques complètes I. Paris, Gallimard, 2013b. 6. Cendrars B: Moravagine. “La Pléiade” Œuvres romanesques I. Paris...

... in Blaise Cendrars' novels: Moravagine and company; in: Bogousslavsky J, Dieguez S (eds): Literary Medicine, Brain Disease and Doctors in Novels, Theater, and Film. Basel, Karger, 2013, pp 1-9. ...

.... God, these big, strapping fellows are such cowards. [Cendrars, 2013a, p. 547] A few years earlier, in his 1926 novel Moravagine, Cendrars had told the story of the mass murderer Moravagine, who became an aviator during the Great War and spent the end of his life in a military neurologic centre...

... de tumeur du troisième ventricule. Presse Med 1917;25:417-418. 46. Tatu L, Bogousslavsky J: Madness in Blaise Cendrars' novels: Moravagine and company. Front Neurol Neurosci 2013;31:1-9. 47. Roussy G, Lhermitte J: Les Psychonévroses de Guerre. Masson, Paris, 1917. 48. Fiche matricule de...

... to establish the foundations for understanding infundibulo-tuberal syndrome [ 45 ]. This well-known seminal publication had a famous literary destiny. The writer Blaise Cendrars (1887-1961) reproduced the autopsy report, with only a few changes, as that of his hero Moravagine in the novel of the same name...

... Littéraires 2012;50:29-42. 20. Tatu L, Bogousslavsky J: Madness in Blaise Cendrars' novels: Moravagine and company; in: Bogousslavsky J, Dieguez S (eds): Literary Medicine, Brain Disease and Doctors in Novels, Theater, and Film. Basel, Karger, 2013, pp 1-9. ...