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CONCLUSION. From Hysterical Anguish to Mystical Ecstasy: Old Symptoms of a New Sainthood
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- INTRODUCTION. Historicizing Hysteria, Hysterizing History: A Dialogue of Neurosis and Religion 1
- CHAPTER 1. The Ecstasy of Saint Hysteria: Women's Mysticism in Medical Writings 17
- CHAPTER 2. Mystical Languages of Illness: Naturalism in France and Italy 54
- CHAPTER 3. Decadence and Saintliness: Hagiographies or Pathographies? 90
- CHAPTER 4. Mystical Self-Interpretations: From the Age of Spirituality to the Age of Hysteria 156
- CONCLUSION. From Hysterical Anguish to Mystical Ecstasy: Old Symptoms of a New Sainthood 197
- Bibliography 213
- Index 227
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- INTRODUCTION. Historicizing Hysteria, Hysterizing History: A Dialogue of Neurosis and Religion 1
- CHAPTER 1. The Ecstasy of Saint Hysteria: Women's Mysticism in Medical Writings 17
- CHAPTER 2. Mystical Languages of Illness: Naturalism in France and Italy 54
- CHAPTER 3. Decadence and Saintliness: Hagiographies or Pathographies? 90
- CHAPTER 4. Mystical Self-Interpretations: From the Age of Spirituality to the Age of Hysteria 156
- CONCLUSION. From Hysterical Anguish to Mystical Ecstasy: Old Symptoms of a New Sainthood 197
- Bibliography 213
- Index 227