Hysteria

"At first it released a new science from the chain of superstition, Hippocrates, a medical father, introduced empirical observation and bedside method, both named and named" hysteria "(Gilman 1993, 3 The seabed which lived in ancient Greece from 460 BC to 377 BC was the first [known] man to study hysteria, and it is believed that hysteria is rigorous (Greece and Rome As in the procedure of women's problems, and in most cases almost all problems are considered 'hysterical' for women (Gilman 1993, 4).

The core of hysteria is a method to adjust the intellectual inferiority theory of rationalized women and the body of women. As Emerson wrote, "People can not be shocked without being aided by the ethical influence of hysteria, hysteria is inherently a personality disorder." That rhetoric is not just restrictive . Performance - Medicine, as its name suggests, what to do with the physical application. The treatment method of hysteria ("Wanderer's uterus" disease) is not based on preference based on information of women but is not based on analysis of behavior of male doctor, but hysterectomy or hysterectomy. In order to know the worst case of how this reasoning framework evolves, you only need to check Carrie Buck and thousands of people.

Hysteria is a unique female illness. To some extent, it is a pathological "face" of femininity. It is almost completely described by gender or sex, and the symptoms of hysteria are mere cartoons thought to be feminine. The most noteworthy are the works of Pierre Janet and Frederick Hollick. In the 1840's, a psychologist Frederick Holick wrote a diagnosis of all hysteria with a time-varying attitude and explicitly named it a gender. His remarks in fact summarize ambiguous and firm attention of male practitioners on "diagnosing" the mysterious nature of women. He wrote as follows, but not so wise (the most perennial personality in familiar history, a wise white male philosopher): symptoms of illness, if you want to enumerate them all, ie the sun It contains almost all other diseases beneath. "