Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/State-bound art
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[edit]I am not sure this helps, but below is a translation from our sister Wikipedia site in German. Should the English version of the phrase be introduced here at Wikipedia. Leaning towrds no! In that it has not been accepted yet here. Shoessss | Chat 12:54, 24 February 2008 (UTC)
With the term condition-bound art is tried in the sense of a "Political correctness" to designate in neutral way the art mentally patients, mostly in psychiatric institutes. The term was coined/shaped by the Austrian psychiatrist Leo Navratil. In a frequently expressed opinion it is to be assigned to the kind brood. The occupation with the bildnerischen expression of psychiatrisierter patients began at the beginning 20. Century, in France with Marcel Réja (L'Art chez les fous, 1907), in Switzerland with walter Morgenthaler (a spirit patient as an artist (Adolf Woelfli), 1921), and in Germany with Hans's prince horn (Bildnerei of the spirit patients, 1922). After the Second World War in particular Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler and the Austrian psychiatrist Leo Navratil contributed to the acknowledgment of the condition-bound art and its artists.