Body as Danger: Gender, Race and Body in Toni Morrison's Sul by Pi-hua Ni

“…Thus, this paper argues that the black folks’ ostracism of Sula betokens their mass hysteria and witch-hunt to exorcise their community of danger and evil. …”
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Toxicity and Femininity in Love Island: How Reality Dating Shows Perpetuate Sexist Attitudes Towards Women by Alicia Denby

“…Specifically, by presenting female contestants as overly emotional and irrational, outdated stereotypes surrounding emotionality and hysteria are reproduced within Love Island. Moreover, the stigmatization of sex-positive women in Love Island demonstrates the existence of a sexual double standard wherein male contestants are celebrated for their sexual prowess, while female contestants are shamed and deemed unruly, by virtue of their sexual dominance. …”
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MENDORONG KETAHANAN KOTA SEMARANG MELALUI PEMETAAN PARTISIPATIF DI KELURAHAN PURWODINATAN by Yogi Andre Yonatan Pakpahan, Artiningsih Artiningsih

“…Purwodinatan Subdistrict, Semarang City is a study site of the 'Peta Kota' activity held by Hysteria and RNI network. Participatory mapping activities involved the participation of community in Purwodinatan Subdistrict through online and offline mapping. …”
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Metaphor in Ebola’s popularized scientific discourse by Isabel Balteiro

“…Apart from the identification and characterization of specific instances of Ebola metaphors (corresponding to general framings such as EBOLA IS WAR or RECOVERY IS A ROAD), this work also focuses on the purposes, functions and effects that these metaphors, usually considered as reformulation techniques (Jacobi, 1994), have in the popularization of such an important health threat which has quite recently caused general hysteria and almost a global crisis. By “popularization” we mean the communicative function that metaphor plays in approaching a scientific issue to the world population or to society in general, or the process of bringing science to everyday life (Väliverronen, 1993). …”
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‘Paving the way for Extremism: How Preventing the Symptoms Does Not Cure the Disease of Terrorism’ by Imran Awan

“…Moreover, this paranoia and hysteria has led to a social, political, moral and theological debate about Islamism, Muslims, and terrorism which is fuelled by the way Britain is portrayed across the world as a country where extremist organisations employ tactics of persuasion, indoctrination, radicalisation and the promotion of religious intolerance.…”
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A Laclauian Reading of Richard Foreman’s Eddie Goes to Poetry City by سید بختیار سجادی

“…Foreman's theatre attempts to escape the socially conditioned self by means of releasing impulses as it demonstrates the sway of hysteria over ontology. There is thus a confluence between Laclau's critical concepts and the tenets of Foreman's ontological-hysteric theatre to represent the split character of the identity of the subject in the discursively constructed structures.…”
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Coronavirus breathing: on the implementation of remote psychological assistance during a pandemic by Dilyara N. Efremova

“…Continual information on the topic related to mortal danger is a trigger for the development of hysteria, panic attacks, conflicts and domestic violence, disorders of the depressive spectrum and, including paradoxical behavior, a complete denial of danger.These and other issues are covered in the interview with D. …”
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The Management of Foreign Body Sensation in the Throat after Stroke by Trigger Point Injection on Posterior Belly of Digastric Muscles by Howard Kim, Hoe Saeng Yang, Ji Hwan Cheon, Ki Hong Won

“…Its treatment has been focused on organic problems or hysteria while musculoskeletal problem has been neglected. …”
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A comparative study of phytoconstituents and antibacterial activity of in vitro derived materials of four Passiflora species by MARIELA J. SIMÃO, THIAGO J.S. BARBOZA, MARCELA G. VIANNA, RENATA GARCIA, ELISABETH MANSUR, ANA CLAUDIA P.R. IGNACIO, GEORGIA PACHECO

“…Abstract Passiflora species are well known for their common use in popular medicine for the treatment of several diseases, such as insomnia, anxiety, and hysteria, in addition to their anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, analgesic and antibacterial potential. …”
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Unravelling Diaspora in Heather Raffo’s Noura: A Postcolonial Perspective by Khaled Saad Sirwah

“…Drawing on the theoretical framework of diaspora, the paper reveals miscellaneous themes such as panic, hysteria, violence, nostalgia, alienation, and hybridity. …”
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"You Gotta Admit You Had It Comin to You": Trauma, Gender Violence and Female Bonding in Marsha Norman’s Getting Out by Maika Aira Gallardo

“…One such approach was Trauma Studies theory, which, from the 1990s onwards, established gender violence as the third significant site of psychological trauma, along with hysteria and shell-shock postwar trauma, and tried to explain the origins of gender violence using historical, sociological and psychological evidence. …”
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The relationship between Marcel Proust and Joseph Babinski: the encounter of two geniuses by José Luiz Pedroso, Orlando G. P. Barsottini, Hélio A. G. Teive, Francisco Cardoso

“…His father was a doctor, and contributed to neurology through studies on aphasia, stroke, hysteria, and neurasthenia. During his childhood, Proust had the first asthma attack, initially considered a manifestation of neurasthenia. …”
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Welfare migration? Free movement of EU citizens and access to social benefits by Michael Blauberger, Susanne K Schmidt

“…Public debates about ‘welfare migration’ or ‘social tourism’ often fluctuate between populist hysteria and outright denial, but they obscure the real political and legal issues at stake: that ECJ jurisprudence incrementally broadens EU citizens’ opportunities to claim social benefits abroad while narrowing member states’ scope to regulate and restrict access to national welfare systems. …”
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Voluntary Control of the Near Reflex: A Case Report by Serpil Akar, Birsen Gökyiğit, Ebru Demet Aygıt, Pelin Kaynak, Ahmet Demirok

“…In instances where the etiology of spasm of the near reflex was suspected to be hysteria, psychotherapy has proven beneficial. We report the case of an 11-year-old girl who had functional spasm of the near reflex. …”
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Blue Chambers, Bluebooks, and <i>Contes Bleus</i>: Gothic Terror and Female Deviance in Nineteenth-Century Adaptations of ‘Bluebeard’ by Alessandro Cabiati

“…In these Gothic adaptations, the terror experienced by Bluebeard’s wife serves as a springboard for the representation of psychological and nervous disorders commonly diagnosed in the nineteenth century such as hysteria, monomania, female depravity, and masochism. …”
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Metaphor in Ebola’s popularized scientific discourse by Isabel Balteiro Fernández

“…Apart from the identification and characterization of specific instances of Ebola metaphors (corresponding to general framings such as EBOLA IS WAR or RECOVERY IS A ROAD), this work also focuses on the purposes, functions and effects that these metaphors, usually considered as reformulation techniques (Jacobi, 1994), have in the popularization of such an important health threat which has quite recently caused general hysteria and almost a global crisis. By “popularization” we mean the communicative function that metaphor plays in approaching a scientific issue to the world population or to society in general, or the process of bringing science to everyday life (Väliverronen, 1993). …”
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Transitional states in child neurology (neurocontinuum) by B. A. Kobrinskii

“…There are presented the transitions of various forms of hysteria. Also the authors provide the data on the similar etiology of impaired coordination and cerebral palsy, which can be considered as a single continual process. …”
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Library research about trigeminal and glossopharyngeal neuralgia, and glosodinia by Leinen de la Caridad Cartaya Benítez, Yanin Benítez Rodríguez, Rolando Mirot Delgado, Flora Luisa Cartaya Díaz, Leonardo Soca Rodríguez

“…Conclusions: Etiologically, these oral diseases can also be seen associate to psychological disorders such as stress, hysteria, anxiety and depression.…”
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Jules Bernard Luys: from a description of the subthalamic nucleus to hypnotism by Alex Tiburtino MEIRA, Anieli Fagiani PRODÓSSIMO, Gabriel Sampaio FROEHNER, Gustavo Leite FRANKLIN, Murilo Sousa DE MENESES, Renato Puppi MUNHOZ, Hélio Afonso Ghizoni TEIVE

“…The academic life of Jules Bernard Luys can be divided into two periods: a brilliant start as a neuroanatomist, culminating in the discovery of the STN, followed by a second period marked by a shift in his academic activity and an increased interest in topics such as hysteria, hypnotism and, eventually, esotericism.…”
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STRESS AND MENTAL DISORDERS IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS by SH AKOOCHEKIAN, A EBRAHIMI, R SAMOOEI

“…Hypochondriasis (Hs), depression (D), hysteria (Hy) psychastenia (Pt) and schizophrenia (Sc) were observed in ESRD patients more than controls (P &lt; 0.05). …”
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