KnowraJean-Martin CharcotLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Jean-Martin Charcot, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 10Compared with 1Sigmund FreudRelated: Freud studied with Charcot in Paris, where he encountered new accounts of hysteria.HypnosisRelated: His work made hypnosis a subject of neurological debate in the nineteenth century.NeurologyRelated: His work helped define neurology as a distinct medical specialty.Alfred BinetRelated: Binet worked in Charcot’s circle before rejecting some of its claims about hypnosis.Jean-Eugène Robert-HoudinCompared with: His medical investigations show a separate contemporary approach to phenomena sometimes staged as magical.MesmerismRelated: Charcot’s later clinical work revived debates over trance and its relation to mesmerism.Tourette syndromeRelated: Charcot supervised Gilles de la Tourette and helped establish the syndrome's clinical framing.Animal magnetismRelated: His clinical work continued debates about trance and influence after Mesmer’s fluid was rejected.Charcot–Marie–Tooth diseaseRelated: Charcot co-described the inherited neuropathy now bearing his name.CatalepsyRelated: His demonstrations treated cataleptic postures as observable signs in studies of hysteria.Female hysteriaRelated: His demonstrations treated hysterical symptoms as neurological phenomena rather than direct uterine effects.