For thousands
of years, the human mind has been shrouded in mystery. Elusive in
nature, the subject has prompted an intensive study of several
puzzling questions about what the mind is, what it's made of, how it
works, and how it differs from our brains. With the latest
advancements in both our understanding of the brain and the
technology we use to look inside it, scientists have vastly improved
their understanding of the human mind. Now, more so than at any other
point in human history, we can better explain and describe This is a
ten week two hour per week course. The cost is £50, For more dtails
rin 01792 480245 or 07592330467
Madness and
Society Asclepius Course Starting Tuesday march 28 at 10 am
The Madness
of King George: A Turning Point in Attitudes to Mental Disorder?
Mind Forg’d
Manacles: Madness in the 18th Century
The Trade in
Lunacy: Private Asylums in the 18th Century
Reform, Moral
Management and the York Retreat
Spaces of
Confinement: The Asylum as Utopia in the 19th Century
Foucault’s
Great Confinement of the Insane
The Female
Malady? Madness and Gender
Psychiatry
and the ‘Manufacture of Madness’
Race,
Colonial and Madness
Ethnicity,
Migration and Mental Illness
Shattered
Nerves
Themes of
Degeneration
The Patient’s
View
Discourses,
Therapies and Conflict: How to Heal the Mind in the 20th Century
Male
Hysteria: From Shell-Shock to Combat Exhaustion
Outside the Walls of the Asylum’: Anti-Psychiatry
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