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Began posing the theory in 1890s

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Cures - Applying scented Oils, Marriage, Sexual Intercourse

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Linked hysteria to pressure on ovaries???
Gendered pictures of hysteria
Sexualisation of symptoms
BUT did accept that men could have hysterical attacks too

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Symptoms - Delusions, loss of speech, violence, fainting/loss of conciousness

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No explicit link between women and hysteria

Link between self control and masculinity and education

Resexualised hysteria

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'Aura'
'Period of clownism'
'Attitudes passionnelles'
'Posthysterical derangement' - 4 stages of hysteria
Very fluid understanding of symptoms

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Vapours arising from and pressing on the womb

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Central nervous system - linked to epilepsy
Established systematic rules and laws of hysteria
Believed it was hereditary - as he didn't agree with the idea of physical lesions on the brain
Brought on by pains in the ovaries?

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1603 proposed theory

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Charcot - started in the 1870s

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Every symptom could attributed to hysteria- generally loss of control, mutism, gastric pains

The pain experienced was symbolic

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1: Who proposed this theory and when?

2: According to this theory- what was the cause of hysteria?

3: According to this theory - what were the symptoms of hysteria?

4: Does this theory make an explicit link between women & hysteria?

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Jorden's theory of hysteria 'The Suffocation of the Mother'

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Jorden's theory of hysteria 'The Suffocation of the Mother'