Group 1. Neeras Refiguring of Hysteria as nervosismo by Borbi Gaspar https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i (Day 3. Assignment 1. Week 2. ) en-us 2019-07-01 20:17:58 UTC 2019-07-18 05:23:53 UTC hello@padlet.com Question 2. borbigaspar https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371485158 Which citation and analysis was most powerful for you in this paper and why? 
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Neera : Nervosismo article

Read again the introduction of this article. How does the author start the paper and what background does she provide for the reader? As you will start writing your paper what information do you think will be important to provide your readers? is this introduction very specific? Do you think the introduction created more curiosity? 


]]> 2019-07-17 20:29:33 UTC https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371485161 Question 3. borbigaspar https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371485895 After reading this article what is the take home message for you? 

]]> 2019-07-17 20:41:29 UTC https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371485895 Neera's Refiguring of Hysteria as nervosismo jahumada https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371522016 1. The author starts off the paper by explaining Neera's ideological position on nervosismo. The author introduces different authors quoted by Neera. Throughout the article the author describes the different ways in which Neera projected nervosismo onto her readers and how to deal with it. The author never actually provides background information on what nervosismo but does analyze the term from both a physicians and Neera's point of view.  The introduction did create curiosity  because as a reader it made me rethink the concept of nervosismo. 
2. " Women as psychiatric subjects were being medicalized in Italian literary and visual culture well before the medical profession made official their supposed psychiatric illness."  I found this analysis to be the most power because it represents how women are constantly made out to seem crazy based on emotions and novels before being medically diagnosed.  It also represented how physicians were basing medicalizing women based off novels and not science. 
3. After reading this article the take home  message for me is that women are constantly being classified as crazy when self exploring their physical and mental being. 

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Katharine Mitchell begins her essay with a direct quote from Neera's Dizionario d’igiene per le famiglie. The quote is in Italian which gives the reader insight into a little of the background. In her introductory paragraph Mitchell also states late nineteenth century Italy. She analyzes the citation to introduce her argument that Neera is promoting women to resign themselves to maternal roles to best avoid nervosismo. In my introduction I think it will be important to include the time and place, what I am analyzing/arguing and why. Mitchell's introduction was very specific with time, place, context, and a descriptive thesis. Beginning the essay with a quote hooks the audience in and creates curiosity. 
-Samantha Mayberry

]]> 2019-07-18 04:56:55 UTC https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371537257 Olivia T. oliviatorres1 https://padlet.com/borbigaspar/xv4au706ps8i/wish/371539952 1.     The author begins the paper by adding a citation from the Dizionario d’igiene per le famiglie and starts to give an insight on Neera’s beliefs on nervosismo. The reader is able to provide some Italian language in her passages and this is able to create curiosity with the reader considering that it is in another language. 
2.     The following citation is able to show how it had to take a physician to change the views on hysteria. “It was not until physicians had proven with their case studies that hysteria occurred in women and men, and that hysteria could be cured by dream interpretation and psychoanalysis, and the hysteric’s representations in the visual and literary culture occurred with less frequency.
3.     The take home message was that women have been struggling to fight for their place for a long time and that this continues to happen; although it not having to be with hysteria/nervosismo. 
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