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虽然苏联法医精神病学的历史仍然是人们对“记忆政治”持续感兴趣的主题,但“这一领域的史学研究明显缺乏”。利用新获得的原始材料,本研究解决了文献中的这一差距,描绘了该主题的关键问题。本文首先探讨了在苏联盛行的法医精神病学理论中法律和病分学观点之间的具体相互关系。在此基础上,本文重构了Andrej V. Sneshnewski主持下的“诊断工厂”的功能特征,阐明了这一精神病学流派在医学史背景下的作用。在论文的第三部分,讨论转向制度条件、政治因素、意识形态影响和社会文化背景,这些都与苏联法医精神病学中的霸权行为者如何处理非从规者有关。在此背景下,重点放在苏联精神病学内部的抵抗和异议的实例上。特别是,本文讨论了在米哈伊尔·戈尔巴乔夫(Mikhail Gorbachev)领导下的改革时代,依赖于价值观和规范的论战如何对精神病学作为民主自我反思的核心和催化剂的政治滥用发挥了至关重要的作用。
While the history of Soviet forensic psychiatry remains a subject of continuing interest in the ,,politics of remembrance," there is a conspicuous dearth of historiographic studies in this area. Drawing on newly accessible source material, this study addresses this gap in the literature, delineating issues of key concern to the topic. The paper first explores specific interrelationships between legal and nosological points of view in the theories of forensic psychiatry that prevailed in the USSR. On this basis, it then reconstructs the functional characteristics of the "diagnosis factory" run under the auspices of Andrej V. Sneshnewski, illuminating the role of this school of psychiatry in the context of the history of medicine. In the third section of the paper, the discussion turns to institutional conditions, political factors, ideological implications, and socio-cultural contexts related to how hegemonic actors in Soviet forensic psychiatry dealt with non-conformers. In this context, a focus is placed on instances of resistance and dissidence within Soviet psychiatry. In particular, the paper discusses how polemics that relied on values and norms were of central importance to the political misuse of psychiatry as a nucleus and catalyst of democratic self-reflection during the reform era that took place under Mikhail Gorbachev.