Being Brains: Making The Cerebral Subject

Chap. 3: Cerebralizing Distress

Functional Neuroimaging of Depression, by Erk, Walter and Spitzer

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The Great Depression

Rising Facism in Europe

Mussolini's Rise

Great Depression begins with the collapse of the Stock Market in NYC

Mussolini begins programs to help Italians impacted by the Great Depression

A Systematic Review of Resting-State Functional-MRI Studies in Major Depression, by Wang et al.

Deep Brain Stimulation for Clinical Study of Treatment-Resistant Depression, by Mayberg et al.

Neuroimaging and Depression: Current Status and Unresolved Issues, by Gotlib and Hamilton

Lack of evidence of causality in depression

Defining the Neural Circuitry of Depression: Towards a New Nosology with Therapeutic Implications, by Helen Mayberg

Depression: Perspectives from Affective Neuroscience, by Davidson et al.

Chap. 1: Genealogy of the Cerebral Subject

Is It Me or My Brain? Depression and Neuroscientific Facts, by Joseph Dumit

Biological Vulnerability of Depression, by Nantel-Vivier and Pihl

Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Depression: The Anatomy of Melancholia, by Wayne Drevets

Can Brain Scans See Depression?, by Benedict Carey

Melancholia: The Western Malady, by Matthew Bell

The Genetic Blueprint of Major Depressive Disorder: Contributions of Imaging Genetics Studies, by Scharinger et al.

Most recent edition of the Handbook of Depression

Major Depressive Disorder: 2nd leading cause of disability worldwide

Bipolar Expeditions: Mania and Depression in American Culture, by Emily Martin

Other works, books and talks by Vidal and Ortega

Are there Neural Correlates of Depression?, book chapter by Fernando Vidal and Francisco Ortega

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Inspired by the homonymous book by Fernando Vidal and Francisco Ortega, this timespace presents the authors' genealogy of the cerebral subject and the influence of the neurological discourse in human sciences, mental health and culture.

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