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| Dr Cav. B.G. Miraglia | |||||||||
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| Born | 1814 | ||||||||
| Died | 1885 | ||||||||
| Residence | Aversa near Naples | ||||||||
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medical poet | ||||||||
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proposed 1868.10.07 as corresponding member
Director of the Royal Manciomio of Aversa
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Gioacchino Biagio Miraglia, better known as Biagio Miraglia ( Cosenza , 21 August 1814 - Naples , 14 March 1885 ), was one psychiatrist , poet and patriot Italian ; doctor in the psychiatric hospital of Aversa, the first holder of a course of clinical mental illness to ' University of Naples , founded the first magazine of Italian psychiatry and implemented innovative criteria in psychiatric care through, inter alia, to music therapy and the psychodrama .
