Titlebook: Malignant Hyperthermia; Proceedings of the 3 Michio Morio (Professor Emeritus, Director General Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag

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Helle ?rding,Diana Bendixenof these developments, however, has eradicated stigmatising media representations of madness. On the contrary, Western media culture retains traces of the deep-rooted medieval association between madness and sinfulness, as reflected in continuing stereotypes of mental distress as ‘frightening, shame

災(zāi)禍

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V. Tegazzin,A. Accorsi,I. Moroni,D. Di Martino,V. Brancadoro,V. Pedutogue Lu Xun ironized and deconstructed psychiatry and empiricism. I also adopt the allegory of “eating man” in Lu Xun’s short story to rethink racist psychiatry as a man-eating discourse. In this, I argue that “A Madman’s Diary” presents the impossible predicament of a Chinese thinker living in globa

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