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Studies In Psychopathology,
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Psychotherapy
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Memoir on the Radical Cure of Stuttering. Assuredly, Dieffenbach's
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was radical enough, for it consisted in nothing less than the excision of a large, wedge-shaped section from the stammerer's tongue! In this little book, published in 1841, and embellished with several ghastly full-page engravings, is described, with great professional gusto, the first of these terrible operations as performed, without the merciful aid of any anesthetic, on an unhappy boy of thirteen. The result was a
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At the present time not the slightest trace of stuttering remains, not the slightest vibration of the muscles of the face, not the most inconsiderable play of the lips. His speech is, throughout, well toned, even, and flowing.
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by this sanguinary means usually began, before long, to stammer as badly as ever, and also that those who were not
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had a tendency to die. Yet Dieffenbach was no charlatan, no