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This heading title should be changed as it is not clear from the title what the section is about and the word "normative" has very particular and specialist connotations in English usage. Perhaps a title like: "KGB decree on the creation of network of political psychiatric hospitals" or "Plan to
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Psychiatry possesses a inherent capacity for abuse that is greater than in other areas of medicine.:65 The diagnosis of mental disease can give the state license to detain persons against their will and insist upon therapy both in the interest of the detainee and in the broader interests of
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This is an excellent and really well researched article, however, I think it would require a lot of work for it to reach FA status. The two most significant issues are the article length and copyediting. Please bear in mind when reading these comments that this is my first peer review.
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This is the first mention of “Special Psychiatric Hospital” in the article. The term needs to be explained when it is first introduced. What does "Special Psychiatric Hospital" mean in this instance in what sense was the Sychevka hospital analogous to the one in Leningrad?
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The presentation here I think lacks a bit of clarity as it moves from 365 people and "surely hundreds more" to "thousands" to "two thousand cases" to "twenty thousand" to "fifteen or twenty thousand". Does the 365 figure refer to known individuals detained?
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on June 28 — July 4, 1950 and during the session of the Presidium of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Board of the All-Union Society of Neuropathologists and Psychiatrists on October 11–15, 1951, the leading role was given to Snezhnevky's
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etc. I am not an expert, but if the Knowledge (XXG) article is named Serbsky Center, that is probably the most common name in English and should be used here. If you have reliable English sources that say otherwise, feel free to disagree.
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It is widely known that the USSR had the only one institute for forensic psychiatry whose full name was the Serbsky Central Research Institute for Forensic Psychiatry. The Institute was named after
600:. Explain terms such as MVD or GDR in the text and then introduce the acronym. E.g. "... special psychiatric hospitals run by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) of the Russian Federation.” Per 1206:
There is a photo of a building of the Serbsky Center - if this becomes a FA and is on the Main Page, it would be good to have a free image there. MOS says to have an image in the lead too.
1188:. The Serbsky Central Research Institute for Forensic Psychiatry and the Serbsky Institute are used as synonyms. However, I have no source to confirm this statement by citing a source. -- 211:
It's generally well written but there are significant copyediting issues - mostly in terms of English phrasing. I have done some work on the first three sections but it needs a lot more.
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Popular culture section would be a problem at FAC. It also has a lot of short (one or two sentence) paragraphs which should be combined with others or perhaps expanded.
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asked me to look this over as the preceding was his or her first peer review (nice job, by the way). Here are some additional suggestions for improvement.
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I have not found it reasonable to remove information on publication in which one can read the results of the postmortem forensic psychiatric evaluation of
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It is widely known that the Joint Session was one of the two Pavlovian Sessions, but I have no source to confirm this statement by citing a source. --
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Please make sure that the existing text includes no copyright violations, plagiarism, or close paraphrasing. For more information on this please see
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Generally if the same reference is used for two sentences in a row, then it only needs to be at the end of the second sentence. One example
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If something has a specific name commonly used in English, I would give that - so the "Joint Session" section has a note "Main article:
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I agree that this is an important article and an interesting read, but that it would have a hard time passing FAC in its current state.
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A precursor of later abuses in psychiatry in the Soviet Union and the most somber event in the history of Russian-Soviet psychiatry ...
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The 1992 psychiatric examination of Grigorenko was described by the Nezavisimiy Psikhiatricheskiy Zhurnal in its numbers 1–4 of 1992.
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It's not clear exactly what is being stated here. Did all of these sessions confer on Snezhnevky and his followers a leading role.
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American and English spellings are used (e.g. "behavior" and "behaviour"). One should be chosen and used consistently.
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I have not found it reasonable to transfer the first two paragraphs of “Analysis” section to the preceding section.--
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It is a very good article on a very interesting topic but it really needs some input from a native English speaker.
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Probably best to stick to the terms already established in the article (psychiatric abuse, punitive psychiatry)
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Hope this helps. If my comments are useful, please consider peer reviewing an article, especially one at
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It seems to me to be handier to have reference in every sentence not to get page numbers mixed up. --
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That is not specified in the used source. No other sources have been found to cite for explaining. --
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That is not specified in the used source. No other sources have been found to cite for explaining. --
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That is not specified in the used source. No other sources have been found to cite for explaining. --
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That is not specified in the used source. No other sources have been found to cite for explaining.--
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That is not specified in the used source. No other sources have been found to cite for explaining.--
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feels that it is of FA quality, and a peer review is a necessary step in that direction. Thanks,—
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Held in the name of Ivan Pavlov it considered the status of several leading neuroscientists ...
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If you notice such problems, please point out or correct them without distorting a meaning. --
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Several headings start with "the". These should be removed (e.g. "The Review Committee" -: -->
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Most of the article is a history. Not sure why only this section is specified as a history.
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The Working Commission to Investigate the Use of Psychiatry For Political Purposes
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This section should be moved from the section on cases. It is a different topic.
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is linked three times in the body of the article and should only be linked once
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The size of the article has been reduced. One sub-article on individual topic (
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schizophrenia was diagnosed much more often in Moscow than in other countries
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Write out both the full version and the abbreviation at first occurrence
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I do not know how to aggregate these citations into single footnotes. --
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At about 17,000 words of readable prose and 217,035 kbs the article is
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I have not found it reasonable to avoid commonly used Latin terms. --
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Use of psychiatry against religious minorities in post-Soviet times
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create political psychiatric hospitals" would be more appropriate?
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I have not found it reasonable to reduce the Table of Contents. --
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Similar things happen with the names at the end of Background -
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Help of a native English speaker is required for copyediting. --
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Explain what these were when first introduced in the article.
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the anti-psychotic drug aminazin known in English as Thorazine
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Watch POV language like "most somber event in the history" -
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is about 1,000 words of prose while the main article on "
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I have not found it reasonable to reduce the section. --
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a member ofthe NKVD or KGB? What position did he hold?
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These are estimations that vary to a great extent. --
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