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Derrida, Foucault and “Madness, the Absence of an Œuvre” [PDF]
This article argues that Foucault's 1964 paper “La folie, l'absence d'œuvre” ought to be understood as a response to Derrida's 1963 paper “Cogito et histoire de la folie”.
Seferin James
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Mesoporous mixed ionic‐electronic PU/PEDOT: PSS electrodes enable label‐free detection of stochastic extracellular bioelectrical dynamics in living Phaeodactylum tricornutum. Living diatoms actively modulate interfacial ionic dynamics, establishing stochastic electrochemical noise as a sensitive probe of microbial bioelectrochemical activity and a new ...
David M. S. Silva +7 more
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An optimized Cas9‐enriched nanopore sequencing workflow, combined with STRiker, enables simultaneous analysis of disease‐associated STR loci from patient blood. The nCATS–STRiker workflow detects repeat expansions, de novo repeat motifs, interruption patterns, and methylation in a single assay, improving the genetic diagnosis of previously undiagnosed ...
Seungbok Lee +11 more
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Loucura e razão: produzindo classes interativas
The article proposes a discussion of some present configurations of madness, reviewing, in the first moment, the ideas of Ian Hacking, in order to think this existence mode as an operative effect of a matrix that constitutes social interactive ...
Andrea Cristina Scisleski +1 more
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Using a novel, aptamer‐based biosensor, here we have performed 20‐s‐resolved, in situ measurements of plasma‐free tryptophan in the jugular veins of live rats (blue). This unprecedented time‐resolution provides insights into the regulation of tryptophan metabolism in live, intact animals.
Yuyang Wu +7 more
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Lipid metabolism plays a vital role in viral infections. Here, we reveal that the lyssavirus N protein regulates GPAT4 to induce lipid droplet biogenesis, restricting CYB5R1 palmitoylation and reducing ferroptosis susceptibility to ultimately promote viral replication.
Jianqing Zhao +6 more
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Visions of madness in William Shakespeare’s “King Lear”
Madness is presented as one of the main themes on the book “King Lear”, written by William Shakespeare, reaching several stages and distinct manifestations, beginning with the king’s unusual desire to share his kingdom among his three heirs while he was ...
Anderson Amaral-Oliveira +1 more
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Madness and subjective destitution: Towards a possible exit from capitalism [PDF]
Madness, as Hegel tells us, is inherent within all, a state each of us moves through each time we acquire a new habit. Like madness, subjective destitution is also an inherent state, one each of us moves through in our initial state of being ...
Cruz Cynthia
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In Defense of Madness: The Problem of Disability
At a time when different groups in society are achieving notable gains in respect and rights, activists in mental health and proponents of mad positive approaches, such as Mad Pride, are coming up against considerable challenges.
M. Rashed
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Contextual cues recruit the glutamatergic vCA1–dmPFC pathway to retrieve morphine reward memory by reshaping cell‐type‐specific prefrontal microcircuit activity. Distinct regulation of PV+ and SST+ interneurons defines this hippocampal–prefrontal mechanism.
Zhifeng Shi +8 more
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