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featured essay in the Medical Humanities online platform The Polyphony. The Polyphony is hosted by the Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University with financial support from the Wellcome Trust.
| Original language | English |
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| Specialist publication | The Polyphony |
| Publisher | Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University |
| Publication status | Published or Performed - 14 Apr 2020 |
Keywords
- Hysteria
- performance
- medical humanities
- body
- voice
- mystery
- disappearance
- mimesis
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Folded bodies: The hysteric as a nineteenth-century figure
Gonzalez, L. & Bowen, E., 27 Jan 2025, (Submitted).Research output: Contributions to conferences › Paper › peer-review
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Girls on Film
Gonzalez, L., May 2025, The Idler, 102, p. 46-49 4 p.Research output: Contributions to specialist professional publications › Article
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Resistance and Persistence
Gonzalez, L., 17 Jul 2024.Research output: Contributions to conferences › Paper › peer-review
Activities
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The Hysteric
Gonzalez, L. (Speaker) & Bowen, E. (Speaker)
13 Jul 2025Activity: External performance, talk or presentation › Talk for a mainly non-academic audience (e.g. for the general public, community or industry)
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Freud’s 4pm Session: The Hysteric
Gonzalez, L. (Speaker) & Bowen, E. (Speaker)
3 Apr 2025Activity: External performance, talk or presentation › Talk for a mainly non-academic audience (e.g. for the general public, community or industry)
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The Hysteric: Outline of a Figure
Gonzalez, L. (Speaker)
3 Nov 2021Activity: External performance, talk or presentation › Talk for a mainly academic audience (e.g. at an academic conference)
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