Henri Laborit
French physician and philosopher
Born
November 21st, 1914
110 years ago
Died
1995
30 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
France
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Contributed to the fields of medicine and philosophy, particularly focusing on the physiological effects of stress and the brain's role in behavior. Developed theories regarding the relationship between biology and culture, often emphasizing the importance of understanding human behavior through a scientific lens. Laborit authored significant works exploring the mind-body connection and the implications of psychiatry on social dynamics. His ideas influenced both medical practices and philosophical discourse.
Published 'La Nouvelle Grille'
Developed the concept of 'biological psychiatry'
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