Original sentence: De Clérambault believed that automatisms can happen in the context of normal, or during subnormal thinking processes when the nervous system is challenged.De Clérambault provided a thorough taxonomy of psychotic symptoms based on subtle nuances, which he arranged in a complex system of categories and groups based on sensory, mental and motor phenomena.Description of Automatisms.Eventually, all the categorized symptoms would be defined by a single, common characteristic; their autonomous and automatic nature.Famously, the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan attributed his 'entry into psychoanalysis' as largely due to the influence of de Clérambault, whom he regarded as his 'only master in psychiatry.For a period of time de Clérambault conducted classes at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts.He is known for creating a theoretical system in which the understanding of the basic characteristics of psychotic symptoms would link with the description of their alleged underlying neural processes.These neural processes would then be defined in terms of abnormal behavior of neural connectivity
Edited sentence: Clérambault believed that automatisms can happen in the context of normal, or during subnormal thinking processes when the nervous system is challenged.Clérambault provided a thorough taxonomy of psychotic symptoms based on subtle traits and nuances, which he arranged in a complex system of categories, subcategories, groups and subgroups, with the main categories including sensory, mental and motor phenomena.Famously, the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan attributed his 'entry into psychoanalysis' as largely due to the influence of de Clérambault, whom he regarded as his 'only master in psychiatry'.For a period of time Clérambault conducted classes at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts.Gaétan Henri Alfred Edouard Léon Marie Gatian de Clérambault @ Who Named It (retrieved 7 August 2009.He is remembered for his studies in psychotic symptomatology, and in developing a theoretical system in which the understanding of fundamental characteristics of psychotic symptoms were linked with a description of alleged underlying neural processes.Mental Automatisms A conceptual history into Psychosis.These neural processes would then be defined in terms of aberrant behaviors of neural connectivity.Ultimately, all the categorized symptoms could be defined by a single, common characteristic; their autonomous and automatic nature