Sleim Ammar
Sleim Ammar (Arabic: سليم عمار), born 30 June 1927 in Sousse, and died on 6 November 1999 in Le Plessis-Robinson, was a Tunisian neuropsychiatrist and poet. He was one of the founders of Maghreb psychiatry and also a corresponding member of the Arab Academy of Damascus.
Also recorded as Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar
Sleim Ammar
- Name
- Sleim Ammar سليم عمار
- Birth Name
- Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar
- Born
- June 30, 1927
- Birthplace
- Sousse, Tunisia
- Died
- 6 November 1999
- Place of death
- Le Plessis-Robinson
- Education
- Paris School of Medicine
- Field
- Neurology Neuropsychiatry
- Full name
- Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar.
- Nationality
- French protectorate of Tunisia and Tunisia.
- Occupation
- psychiatrist, writer, psychotherapist, poet, physician and academic.
- Teachers
- Jean Hamburger.
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Training under Jean Hamburger is recorded. The recorded working language is Arabic and French. Works named in the authority record are En souvenir de la médecine arabe - Quelques-uns de ses grands noms, Médecins et médecine de l'Islam, Poème de la médecine arabe, Autopsie de la guerre, Poème de la folie and Problèmes de notre temps: 167 poèmes écrits de 1988 à 1995.
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• Name — Sleim Ammar سليم عمار • Birth Name — Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar • Born — June 30, 1927 • Birthplace — Sousse, Tunisia • Died — 6 November 1999 • Place of death — Le Plessis-Robinson • Education — Paris School of Medicine • Years Active — 1954-1999 • Field — Neurology Neuropsychiatry • Notable Works — Autopsie de la guerre Poème de la folie Problèmes de notre temps
Works
Works
• En souvenir de la médecine arabe - Quelques-uns de ses grands noms, Tunis, Imprimerie Bascone & Muscat, 1965. • Poème de la médecine arabe, Tunis, Alif, 1990, 153 p. (ISBN 978-9973716187). • Autopsie de la guerre, Tunis, L'Art de la composition, 1992, 168 p. (ISBN 978-9973172563). • Poème de la folie, Tunis, L'Art de la composition, 1993, 302 p. (ISBN 978-9973173843). • Ibn Al Jazzar et l'école médicale de Kairouan, Sousse, Faculté de médecine Ibn El Jazzar de Sousse, 1994, 135 p. (ISBN 978-9973174802). • Itinéraires: 153 poèmes écrits de 1987 à 1993, 1995, 387 p. (ISBN 978-9973175243). • Problèmes de notre temps: 167 poèmes écrits de 1988 à 1995, Ben Arous, Imprimerie principale, 1996, 479 p. (ISBN 978-9973176493). • Abû Bekr Er-Razi, Rhazès: le Galien des arabes, 1997, 200 p. (ISBN 978-9973177575). • Ibn Sina Avicenne: la vie et l'œuvre, Tunis, L'Or du Temps, 1998, 134 p. (ISBN 978-9973757432).
Work and production
Work and production
Works recorded as notable number 6: En souvenir de la médecine arabe - Quelques-uns de ses grands noms, Médecins et médecine de l'Islam, Poème de la médecine arabe, Autopsie de la guerre, Poème de la folie and Problèmes de notre temps: 167 poèmes écrits de 1988 à 1995.
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1927
Sleim Ammar born at Sousse.
1999
Sleim Ammar died at Paris.
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Sousse.
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scholarly publication
- LES CONDITIONS FAMILIALES DE DEVELOPPEMENT DE LA SCHIZOPHRÉNIE (Family Aspects of the Development of Schizo phrenia) by SLEIM AMMAR and HABIB LEDJRI. Masson & Cie Editeurs, 1972. (In French.), Transcultural Psychiatric Research Review, 1973
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 1973
- PSYCHO-ORGANIC DISORDERS OF PREGNANCY, CHILD BIRTH AND BREAST-FEEDING IN TUNISIA (AND GENERALLY IN COUNTRIES WITH A HIGH BIRTH-RATE) by SLEIM AMMAR, Tunis, Tunisia. Tunisie médicale, No. 1-2, January- February 1962, Transcultural Psychiatric Research Review and Newsletter, 1965
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 1965
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q109811378: Sleim Ammar
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Awards
• 1966: Académie Nationale de Médecine, Paris • 1973: Premier prix intermaghrébien de médecine, Tunis • 1984: Prix Médecine Maghreb, Paris • 1986: Prix national de la vulgarisation scientifique, Tunis • 1992: Prix international de psychiatrie de la Fondation Saugstad (shared), Oslo
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- 1.Ammar Abdessalem Ben Hedi. deces.matchid.io.
- 2.Sleim Ammar (Tunis, Tunisie). biusante.parisdescartes.fr.
- 3.Faure, Henry: "Les conditions familiales de développement de la schizophrénie"; Bulletin de psychologie, 1973; 27 February 2024
- 4.La Faculté de de médecine de Fès rend hommage au Pr Sleim Ammar. webmanagercenter.com.
- 5.L'exclusion: extrait de Poème de la folie du pionnier de la psychiatrie maghrébine Sleim Ammar. jomhouria.com. 31 May 2018.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 1
- Hommage à Sleïm Ammar: l'homme et l'œuvre, Carthage, Beït El Hikma, 2000, 192 p. (ISBN 978-9973929600).
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Sleim Ammar was recorded at birth as Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar. The authorities additionally record the heading Abdessalem Ben Hedi Ammar. His recorded languages were Arabic and French. Recorded as psychiatrist, writer, psychotherapist, poet and physician.
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