Beauty and Woolf

Virginia Woolf, neuroprogression, and bipolar disorder.

Family history and traumatic experiences are factors linked to bipolar disorder. It is known that the lifetime risk of bipolar disorder in relatives of a bipolar proband are 5-10% for first degree relatives and 40-70% for monozygotic co-twins. It is also known that patients with early childhood trauma present earlier onset of bipolar disorder, increased number of manic episodes, and more suicid...

Film: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

a book entitled Games people play in order to illustrate some concepts of clinical psychiatry. Berne's book has had a wide readership for its entertainment value. Conversely, I propose to consider Albee's play and film for its psychiatric content. George, 46 years old, is an unsuccessful university lecturer in history, married to Martha, 52 years old, who is the daughter of the president of the...

A Different Perspective on Woolf ` s

A twentieth century novel, Mrs. Dalloway, written by Virginia Woolf is a unique masterpiece that depicts a single day of Clarissa Dalloway together with interrelated major and minor characters using interwoven texture style and multi-personal stream of consciousness technique in which we, as readers, get into a flux of ordinary people`s ordinary lives through lens of different themes and symbol...

Alan D . Woolf Home Visiting and Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention

Virginia Woolf 's To the Lighthouse: Toward an Integrated Jurisprudence

logic, but through empathic or connected knowing. Connected knowing involves not just thinking in contextual particularity but feeling. It "entails 'generous thinking' and 'receptive rationality.'" 1 4 It requires "the deliberate, imaginative extension of one's understanding into positions that initially feel wrong or remote."115 Connected knowers use images not of invading another mind but of ...