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SUMMARY OF THE SLEEPING BEAUTIES: And Other Stories of Mystery Illness By Suzanne O'Sullivan
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In This Professional Summary, Short Read, Analysis And Review is not written by the original author of the book. It is written and published by an independent work of Wisdom Print.
This is just a summary, Review and critical analysis of the main book "THE SLEEPING Other Stories of Mystery Illness" and does not in any way intend to take the place of the original book title but to serve as a comprehensive and concise guide for you.
Wisdom Print is responsible for this summary content and is not associated with the original author in any way.
This Short read is break down by looking in depth of what happen in each chapter in a sequential order that are perfectly arranged
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Psychosomatic pain, defined as "disabling genuine physical symptoms that are not related to illness and are recognized to have a psychological or behavioral source," is no longer dismissed as completely hysterical, framed in Freudian interpretation, or dismissed as simply strange. O'Sullivan, an Irish neurologist living in London, marches right into this odd, deep pocket of experience. A captivating storyteller, she combines her neurological expertise with a keen understanding of environmental, social, and cultural factors in the dissociation process. She introduces a number of psychosomatic disorders, beginning with resignation syndrome in Sweden, "a condition that only affects children of asylum-seeking families," putting them in a sleep-like state that is indecipherable with modern instrumentation.
The details contained in this blockbuster insight, it cannot be found in any other review of Suzanne O'Sullivan's masterpiece!
In This Professional Summary, Short Read, Analysis And Review is not written by the original author of the book. It is written and published by an independent work of Wisdom Print.
This is just a summary, Review and critical analysis of the main book "THE SLEEPING Other Stories of Mystery Illness" and does not in any way intend to take the place of the original book title but to serve as a comprehensive and concise guide for you.
Wisdom Print is responsible for this summary content and is not associated with the original author in any way.
This Short read is break down by looking in depth of what happen in each chapter in a sequential order that are perfectly arranged
Excerpts From The Main
Psychosomatic pain, defined as "disabling genuine physical symptoms that are not related to illness and are recognized to have a psychological or behavioral source," is no longer dismissed as completely hysterical, framed in Freudian interpretation, or dismissed as simply strange. O'Sullivan, an Irish neurologist living in London, marches right into this odd, deep pocket of experience. A captivating storyteller, she combines her neurological expertise with a keen understanding of environmental, social, and cultural factors in the dissociation process. She introduces a number of psychosomatic disorders, beginning with resignation syndrome in Sweden, "a condition that only affects children of asylum-seeking families," putting them in a sleep-like state that is indecipherable with modern instrumentation.
The details contained in this blockbuster insight, it cannot be found in any other review of Suzanne O'Sullivan's masterpiece!
28 pages, Paperback
Published November 30, 2021
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