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10.5 readings

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·       Prentis Hemphill
Street Somatics: Tips for Regulating Nervous Systems in Uprisings: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3RW0uA8CW/?fbclid=IwAR1RLTI550APEDcqeSfDscrgF5o5qt4UTkXuOG_EMktTGjl-ZEtZVfE4av8

 

·       Joseph Dumit. 2002. “Is It Me or My Brain? Depression and Neuroscientific Facts.” Journal of Medical Humanities, 13.

 


Recommended

·       Erica James, “Haunting Ghosts: Madness, Gender, and Ensekirite in Haiti in the Democratic Era.” In Postcolonial Disorders.

(I had this as an option for this class, but I think Dumit will serve us better at this point. Will leave James here for those interested; it's a great piece, I'll try to give you an overview in class)


    • Dumit2003_Article_IsItMeOrMyBrainDepressionAndNe.pdfDumit2003_Article_IsItMeOrMyBrainDepressionAndNe.pdf
    • erica james haunting ghosts.pdferica james haunting ghosts.pdf
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