History of Mental Illness & Control of Women 
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Women and
Madness. San Diego, CA: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1989. ....
Women and
Madness: The Incarceration of
Women in Nineteenth-Century France. Trans. ....
(2733
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Married Women in Short Stories
.... her husband's control, ripping down the wallpaper and barring him from the room, but this only pushes her deeper into
madness. Therefore, both
women pay an ....
(1114
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A Doll's House
.... Feminism & Psychology, 11, 1, 35-54. Ussher, J. (1991)
Women's madness: Misogyny or Mental Illness? Harvester & Wheatsheaf. New York. ....
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The Role of Women in Homer's The Iliad
.... 526) and rails against his
madness (IV .... This is powerful desire, personally contrived by Aphrodite and controlling the most beautiful of the Trojan
women and her ....
(1894
8
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Women in Hamlet and King Lear
.... they and their respective tragic heroes are, the major
women characters are .... is not without some intelligence; she understands Hamlet's apparent
madness as the ....
(2289
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Cult of Dionysus
.... Most of the Theban
women had joined them, including Pentheus's mother. All the
women rushed Pentheus, in their
madness seeing him as a wild beast. ....
(1574
6
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The Yellow Wallpaper
.... No longer able to live the stultifying existence of an oppressed
women in a patriarchal society, the narrator's eventual
madness represents to her a small ....
(1532
6
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Marred and Married
.... her husband's control, ripping down the wallpaper and barring him from the room, but this only pushes her deeper into
madness. Therefore, both
women pay an ....
(1116
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Feminist Themes in Literature
.... But perhaps
madness is preferable to conscious experience of suffocation. .... by institutional structures, depreciate the relevance of
women's immediate experience ....
(1549
6
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Alice Walker and Ralph Ellison
.... The strain of maintaining two selves, the creative soul and the socially acceptable outer shell, drove many of these
women to
madness. ....
(1896
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Outsiders' View of Place in Society
.... who saw that the domestic environment had become an institution which oppresses
women. Her work "The Yellow Wallpaper" depicted the descent into
madness of a ....
(790
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Perspectives of Minorities in Society
.... who saw that the domestic environment had become an institution which oppresses
women. Her work "The Yellow Wallpaper" depicted the descent into
madness of a ....
(790
3
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FILM NOIR
.... And yet, in Possessed, there was the Queen of Warner Brothers- Joan Crawford, howling her way through her
madness.
Women went to see the film because it was a ....
(748
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Five Women of Japanese Society
.... of others rather than the author's personal experience with the
women and it .... that Chieko was sacrificed for Kotaro and this resulted in
madness, which provided ....
(1968
8
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Gender, Sexuality and Colonial Discourse
.... "The equivalencies suggested between
women, blacks, the lower classes, animals,
madness and homosexuality calcify and harden with the growth of science." The ....
(722
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Nazi Concentration Overseer Irma Grese
.... long-term benefit of reading this book stems from its powerful display of how even a young and beautiful
women could be pulled into the chaos and
madness of a ....
(1491
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The Beautiful Beast (Daniel Patrick Brown)
.... long-term benefit of reading this book stems from its powerful display of how even a young and beautiful
women could be pulled into the chaos and
madness of a ....
(1491
6
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Depression and Older Women
.... day awareness of the impact of depression upon older
women (Willmuth, 1979 .... a family history of the disorder, periodicity (eg, full moon
madness), and (perhaps ....
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Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath
.... She was much more explicit about the stereotyping of
women in the 1950s .... work about suicide which portrayed her own experience with incipient
madness and self ....
(1454
6
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Virginia Woolf & Plight of Women in Literature Virginia Woolf was ...
.... Savage and Silas Weir Mitchell, in case studies, treat bereaved
women as mentally unbalanced. They assume a causal link between grief and
madness without any ....
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Women of the Canterbury Tales
.... to the
madness that love is or that love brings and on which the behavior of these two knights can be blamed, In this tale as in others, it is the
women who ....
(7355
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English Drama
.... maintain that
women are sluts and love the male member, "And
women like that .... of our own era, from murder, sexual brutality and hatred to
madness, revenge and ....
(1179
5
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Three Plays of English Drama
.... maintain that
women are sluts and love the male member, "And
women like that .... of our own era, from murder, sexual brutality and hatred to
madness, revenge and ....
(1178
5
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Role of Women in Macbeth
.... by the treachery of Goneril and Regan and Lear's own descent into
madness. .... point is that unlike Hamlet, Lear, Macbeth, or Othello, the
women of Shakespeare's ....
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Alienation and Literature
.... Finally, "Hamlet" explores the descent into
madness of a man who is afraid of the responsibility for .... He is judgmental and has nothing but contempt for
women. ....
(1708
7
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Medieval Societies
.... we are provided with a sense of the role of
women in warrior societies. They are either an unattainable temporal desire that causes shame or
madness or they ....
(2116
8
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Medieval Societies
.... we are provided with a sense of the role of
women in warrior societies. They are either an unattainable temporal desire that causes shame or
madness or they ....
(2116
8
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Autobiography of a Chinese Working Woman
.... By the close of the 19th Century, the situation started to change and new opportunities opened for
women including the right to .... "The Boxer
madness came to P ....
(1080
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Helen and Penelope in The Iliad and The Odyssey
.... his bed luxurious now./ There will be such whispering/ among the Trojan
women later--/as .... but she calls him a fool (3.526) and rails against his
madness (4.415 ....
(1670
7
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Main Characters in The Awakening & Yellow Wallpaper
.... identity in what is profoundly a world where the identities of
women are not .... and Gilman's storioes, that assertion can easily be interpreted as
madness, or it ....
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