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Somatização funcional: uma revisão do conceito.
Acta Médica Portuguesa, 2011 The authors have brought together and analised texts about the history of the concept of hysteria. In these texts hysteria is fundamentally considered a disease of organic origin (of the womb), and, in the Middle Age, evidence of demonic possession. From
Cristina Fabião +2 more
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Genre & Histoire, 2013 Throughout the nineteenth century, a growing part of the French medical field focuses on this specific « pathology » called Hysteria. At that time, doctors are producing a rich literature especially fixed on female bodies, a big corpus which is also a ...
Grégory Quin, Anaïs Bohuon
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Mass hysteria and incidence rate control in the organized groups (RUDN University approach)
RUDN journal of Sociology, 2020 The article presents the results of the comprehensive study of methods for countering mass panic and explosive morbidity in the organized community (on the example of a number of activities implemented at the RUDN University during the first wave of the ...
N. O. Danilina +4 more
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North Korea’s nuclear test [PDF]
, 2009 North Korea’s nuclear test serves several purposes. Its first purpose is to bolster the flagging legitimacy of the regime and, by drumming up war hysteria, achieve domestic mobilization in the face of mounting internal difficulties.
Radchenko, Sergey
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, 2014 She took out the jar of cold cream and set it on the dressing table before her and looked in the mirror. She had looked good tonight. She had meant to look good. It was her husband\u27s first night home. Not her husband ... Not her husband.
Jarrett, Janet
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Esiste ancora l’isteria? Prospettive diagnostiche in Gestalt Therapy
Phenomena Journal, 2019 The article analyzes some motivations of the disappearance of hysteria, retracing the novelties of the Freudian theory of hysteria (and the rereading of feminist theories), comes to a phenomenological-relational reinterpretation of hysterical ...
Rosaria Lisi
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Bodies That Matter: Black Girlhood In The Fits [PDF]
, 2017 In fall 2011, in one of the most widely publicized recent incidents of MPI (mass psychogenic illness), fifteen students—all but one of them girls—in the town of Le Roy in upstate New York started displaying tics, twitches, involuntary vocalizations, and ...
White, Patricia
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Cogent Arts & Humanities, 2018 This article examines how the narrator in Lesego Rampolokeng’s Whiteheart: Prologue to Hysteria (hereafter designated as W/H) deploys spectres of hysteria as a novelistic phantasmagoria to challenge the subject in the fictive post-apartheid South Africa ...
Ibrahim Wachira +2 more
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Hysteria: history of a conceptual and clinical pathomorphosis
European Psychiatry, 2022 Introduction Transhistorical psychiatry defends that a psychic alteration can be interpreted as a cultural, historical and personal construction, subject to incessant variations.
A. Sanz Giancola, C. Alvarez Garcia
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