“Mermaids” Theme in A. P. Chekhov’s Short Stories «Trouble» and “Nervous Breakdown” by Anna A. Zubanova, Marina Ch. Larionova

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Love to Russian and Anxiety for It (Krongauz M. Russian on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. М, 2009)

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Louis Adamic’s work for the official recognition of Tito and the national liberation movement of Yugoslavia by the United States government by Bogdan C. Novak

“…During the third period, from July 1943 until the end of March 1944, when he had a nervous breakdown, Adamic worked for the recognition of Tito’s Anti-Fascist National Liberation Council as the new Yugoslav government, and published his book My Native Land. …”
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Neuropsychological Correction of Psychosomatic Disorders by Yuliia Chystovska, Olha Bratanich, Ivan Zhurakovskyi, Artur Akopian, Olha Izvekova

“…The article analyzes one of the effective methods of neuropsychological correction of psychosomatic disorders that arose as a result of nervous breakdown and under the influence of chronic stress. …”
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« Je t’aime moi non plus » by Julie Loison-Charles

“…Then the article presents the translation of Ada or Ardor (entrusted to Gilles Chahine) as the collaboration of “men on the verge of a nervous breakdown”. Finally, it shows the very friendly relationship which Nabokov had with Jarl Priel, the translator of Invitation to a Beheading, whom Nabokov always fiercely defended. …”
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Pensar a través de la ciudad: La trabajadora de Elvira Navarro y Lectura fácil de Cristina Morales by Magda Potok

“…However, in contrast to the paralysis and the nervous breakdown evident in La trabajadora (2014) by Elvira Navarro (alienating perspective), Cristina Morales’s Lectura fácil (2018) represents the urban space as a battlefield that leads to the awareness-raising and the politicization of the experience of a crisis (revolutionary perspective).Both novels, focused on “the right to housing”, come to reveal a great deal of indignation and protest against the neo-liberal policies and the contemporary capitalist city, responsible for exclusion and inequality. …”
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Neuropsychological Correction of Psychosomatic Disorders by Yuliia CHYSTOVSKA, Olha BRATANICH, Ivan ZHURAKOVSKYI, Artur AKOPIAN, Olha IZVEKOVA

“…<em>The article analyzes one of the effective methods of neuropsychological correction of psychosomatic disorders that arose as a result of nervous breakdown and under the influence of chronic stress. …”
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Hari Kunzru’s Transmission and Global Risk Society by Hatice Övgü TÜZÜN

“…When he is eventually made redundant by his employer due to economic downturn, Arjun panics and suffers a nervous breakdown as he cannot even bear the thought of going back to India as a failure. …”
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Gender roles in Spanish cinema: a critical and creative process around the word ‘woman’ by María Victoria Martínez-Vérez, Pedro Javier Albar-Mansoa

“…Salvia (1958); Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown by Pedro Almodóvar (1988); and My life whith out you by Isabel Coixet (2003). …”
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Prophets Without Honor: From Galileo to Looney by Bob Meyers

“…He was ridiculed for going against received medical practice and committed to an asylum by colleagues after supposedly suffering a nervous breakdown. There he was beaten by guards and died from an untreated gangrenous wound. …”
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La palabra, el teatro y la seducción en Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios, de Pedro Almodóvar by Carlos Jerez Farrán

“…Abstract This article examines the intertextual presence of Nicholas Ray’s Johnny Guitar from the deconstructive lenses of Almodovar’s Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Almodovar’s embrace of postmodernist esthetics embodies an intricate questioning of the veracity of love as it has been portrayed by culturally legitimizing sources like the Hollywood film industry. …”
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On the verge of a nervous breakthrough: Neoliberal subjectivities and precarious resistance in the contemporary South African university by Desmond Painter, Liezl Dick

“…The neoliberal machine hence operates with and through precarity (Pérez & Montoya, 2018), creating non-relational subjectivities always on the verge of a collective nervous-breakdown. Against this background we argue that the task of critical theory today is to think beyond diagnostic terms, towards possible forms of resistance that don’t only exist outside of the neoliberal context, but that are made possible by the neoliberal ethos itself. …”
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Counteracting Mobbing in Labor Legal Relations by V. V. Honcharuk

“…Harassment at the workplace can provoke feelings of social inferiority, leads to a number of nervous diseases, nervous breakdowns, sleep problems, depression, heart attacks and possible suicide. …”
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Effect of Movement Games on Physical Fitness of Children with Intellectual Disabilities by Larysa Kuznetsova, Sergii Trachuk, Viacheslav Semenenko, Olha Kholodova, Liudmyla Podosinova, Mariia Brychuk, Oleg Varenyk, Halyna Kedrych

“…It was found that the number of nervous breakdowns, depressive states and symptoms of stress decreased during the selected movement games.…”
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METEOSENSITIVITY AMONG MENTAL WORKERS by J. A. Bekhbudova, A. B. Bakhshaliyev, B. J. Akhmedova

“…During periods of so-called “magnetic storms”, a deterioration of wellbeing is even possible in a completely healthy person, manifested by disturbance in memory and concentration and occurrence of nervous breakdowns. Cardiac patients are most sensitive to various changes in weather conditions [1-5]. …”
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