Abstract This paper examines the institutionalisation of psychiatric treatment in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over Cuckoo’s Nest . Taking up work Michel Foucault, how those suffering from mental illness were classified as disruptive and unfit for society, subsequently labelled mad institutionalised facilities more akin to semi-judicial structures than medical facilities. McMurphy, having manipulated a...

The world is currently facing a pandemic caused by the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) with significant impact in Brazil as well. document "Manual on Biosafety for School Reopening Context of COVID-19" was released July 24, 2020, Joaquim Venâncio Polytechnic Health (EPSJV/Fiocruz), providing suggestions norms and guidelines resumption classes. Among suggested measures are: allocation isolation are...

Este artigo abordará, primeiramente, alguns fatos relacionados ao universo religioso que Sigmund Freud vivenciou desde a sua infância e podemos supor tenham embasado teoria como este desenvolveu dentro do tema. Em seguida, visão sobre religião, utilizando duas de suas obras: Atos obsessivos Práticas Religiosas, 1907, sendo o primeiro estudo assunto, em ele faz uma analogia dos ritos religiosos ...

The work is devoted to the study of image bear in Chuvash linguistic culture and aims its properties perception people a broad ethnographic aspect, including (etymological, onomastic), as well folklore approaches. material was texts oral folk art developments containing information about bears. author also refers thematic field Finno-Ugric studies, since peoples are representatives forest cultu...

EDWIN R. WALLACE (IV), Freud and anthropology. A history and reappraisal, New York, International Universities Press, 1983, 8vo, pp. xi, 306, $22.50. No scientific discipline outside his own gave Sigmund Freud's ideas such long-sustained and critical attention as did anthropology. Conversely, no other social or behavioural science so affected Freud's thinking over the course of his long career....

A century and a half ago, a young Ojibwa woman sent the letter in Figure 1 to someone she was interested in (Mallery, 1972). The letter portrays a schematic map with a message superimposed. The map is to her home, marked by her totem, and is addressed to the man she wishes to visit her, marked by his totem. The message is her arm beckoning him to her home. Graphics such as these appear disperse...

Humans have been writing for over 5,000 years, but in addition to linguistic symbol systems there have been many non-linguistic systems. Some examples include mathematical symbology, European heraldry, barn stars, Mesopotamian deity symbols and totem poles. While writing represents natural language units such as phonemes, syllables, morphemes or in some cases words, non-linguistic systems repre...