Until recently, there was a scientifically determined female anatomy of students, but the strange images in its fuzzy history still plagued the common imagination and influence of women's self-image. Nothing is more strange than the female uterus.
Since ancient Greece, the anatomical "reality" that persists in Western medical legends is that female uterus becomes unpleasant and displaced, and lingers in the body, which has a negative impact on the brain [I don't laugh at you!]. "Hysterosis" comes from the uterus in Greek.
The female uterus is full of anger, through the body, causing various mood disorders - hence hysteria, hysteria - and hysterectomy.
The hysterical state of mind afflicts female corps of all ages through the patriarchal century and is considered to be the most common disease after fever. Menopause, in particular, "People believe that menstrual failure can cause the uterus to move around the body, which has a negative impact on the brain" [Louis Banner In Full Flower]
The description of patients with hysteria depicts a terrible female satirical cartoon. Older therapies include bed rest, binding, pulsation, clearance, bleeding, and, worse, hysterectomy and/or clitoris resection.
In the 19th century, when hysteria was a veritable epidemic, especially in the white middle class, this treatment was improved. The doctor massages the genitals until there is a therapeutic sputum and phlegm [the climax of any other name], which relieves the patient for a while - until the next appointment. H is considered chronic and incurable and requires continuous treatment.
The electric vibrator was developed in the mid-19th century to help overworked doctors and relieve hysterical women. They even sell to women at home for self-treatment and advertise in consumer directories and magazines. [Before the vacuum cleaner, there was a vibrator inside the house.] However, by 1930, the vibrators had entered the ground and were not publicized until they became sex toys again in the 1960s. [According to Duana R Anderson's brief history in the wonderful uterus and vibrator]
Hysteria's treatment was taken over by psychology, and Freud's work on hysterical [and cold] women almost evolved his world's shock theory. Moreover, we should be grateful.
He interprets hysteria as a physiological and psychological expression of inner mental conflict about sexual behavior. [Psyche became a body.] He explored his patients' personal history cues, practiced talk therapy [then very innovative at the time], and developed psychoanalysis.
In my opinion, these hysterical female groups actually trembled in the rebellious feminist repression of centuries, breaking through the traumatic collective psychology; an epidemic broke out from the general unconscious, the mythical goddess was Buried.
In the words of a doctor, "hysterical personality shows a certain degree of sexual repression over normal numbers, increased resistance to sexual instinct [we have encountered in shame, disgust and morality], for sexual problems Any intellectual consideration seems to be an instinctive disgust.
"There is a second constitutional feature in hysteria, especially the main development of sexual instinct, which is not uncommonly screened out. Psychoanalysis... reveals the kind it represents Opposite - exaggerating sexual desire and excessive aversion to sexual desire."
Modern psychology has succeeded in shifting hysteria from the field of superstition. You can say that it cures massive hysteria; by 1952 it was officially declared non-disease.
Freud introduces the concept of sexual desire, which is the spiritual energy expressed through sexual behavior, which exists in the roots of every living individual and drives our desires and impulses. It can be suppressed, expressed, controlled or spread. But it exists - a priori!
Psychology helps to recognize the instinctive coercion hidden in the unconscious mind. Basically, ordinary people can now understand their behaviors and symptoms as an expression of potential psychological/psychological conflicts. Jung introduced the concept of collective unconsciousness, which revealed the universality of dream images and personal unconscious content.
This hysterical conquered sexual desire has now become the mainstream of the modern era, waiting only for the world stage of the post-war baby boom generation that broke out in the 1960s. The sexual liberation of that period was a huge and sudden cultural change. Sometimes we now forget how radical and fundamental it is - this kind of sexual conflict in the past.
However, before we are too satisfied with this development, we need to ask ourselves why, after safely unplugging the power in hysteria, we now have a virtual epidemic of hysterectomy, which is now the second most common among American women. Surgery, caesarean section is the first caesarean section. One-third of women in the United States have had a hysterectomy at the age of 60!
If our hysterical uterus no longer affects our brain through our bodies, why are so many women cutting them off?
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