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- 2
Top works
- CHAGRINS D'AMOUR ET PSYCHOSES (French Edition)
- Traitement des maladies mentales par les chocs
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Music · MusicBrainz
- Type
- Person
- Gender
- Male
- Origin
- France
- Active from
- 1965-01-08
chanson françaisefrenchpopsinger-songwriter
Discography
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Most cited works
- Chagrins d'Amour et Psychoses.1936 · 5 cit
- CHAGRINS DʼAMOUR ET PSYCHOSES1936 · 1 cit
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Article · Français
Constance Pascal, née le 24 août 1877 à Pitești (Valachie, Roumanie) et morte le 21 décembre 1937 à Neuilly-sur-Marne, est une psychiatre roumaine naturalisée française qui, au cours de l'année académique 1902-1903, a passé l'internat en psychiatrie et fut la première femme à passer un concours public en tant que psychiatre en 1908.
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