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2020
Starting from Giorgio Agamben's proposition, in 'Notes on Gesture', that the 20th-century is beset by a 'crisis of gesture' this chapter explores the convulsive or 'innervated body' in the work of Walter Benjamin and Georges Bataille. Taking a less melancholy approach than Agamben, I ask what can the convulsive body do and what forms can it produce ...
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Starting from Giorgio Agamben's proposition, in 'Notes on Gesture', that the 20th-century is beset by a 'crisis of gesture' this chapter explores the convulsive or 'innervated body' in the work of Walter Benjamin and Georges Bataille. Taking a less melancholy approach than Agamben, I ask what can the convulsive body do and what forms can it produce ...
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Antidepressants and Convulsions
Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 1992We reviewed available computer records and clinical charts in an estimated 42,000 recipients of antidepressant drugs. The study was restricted to persons with no known condition predisposing to convulsions. Only 16 study subjects developed a convulsive disorder that we judged could have been caused by an antidepressant.
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1974
Epilepsy is a symptom and not a disease. It is characterized by repeated fits or attacks of loss, or disturbance, or consciousness and/or disorders of motor movements or sensations.
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Epilepsy is a symptom and not a disease. It is characterized by repeated fits or attacks of loss, or disturbance, or consciousness and/or disorders of motor movements or sensations.
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Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1981
Abstract: The convulsion and electroencephalographic patterns were examined on 2,625 subjects aged 60 and over. Of these, 2,000 were consecutive autopsy cases. Convulsion was noted in 4% of the 2,625 cases and the incidence of epilepsy was 0.076%. In 26.4% of 72 cases with cerebrovascular disorders who died during the past two years, convulsion was ...
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Abstract: The convulsion and electroencephalographic patterns were examined on 2,625 subjects aged 60 and over. Of these, 2,000 were consecutive autopsy cases. Convulsion was noted in 4% of the 2,625 cases and the incidence of epilepsy was 0.076%. In 26.4% of 72 cases with cerebrovascular disorders who died during the past two years, convulsion was ...
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1953
F J, HOFMEISTER, R C, BROWN
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F J, HOFMEISTER, R C, BROWN
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