Lady Macbeth's Night Walking With Dissociative Symptoms Diagnosed by the First Sleep Medicine Record

Gomes, Marleide da Mota; Nardi, Antônio Egídio

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2020.563773

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“…Apart of his concern, his mind is blurred about Caesar, whom he knows to have good judgment: "to speak the truth of Caesar, / I have not known when his affections sway'd / More than his reason" (2.1. [19][20][21]. He is suspicious of what he has heard from Cassius about Caesar.…”

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Sleep Disorders in Shakespeare’s Drama: A Neuro-Literary Perspective

Al Abdullah

2024

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This study aims to analyze Shakespeare's portrayal of sleep disorders from an interdisciplinary perspective, focusing on the aesthetic design of dramatic character developments that result in these illnesses. By combining literary, scientific, and psychological viewpoints, the study aims to demonstrate that Shakespeare dramatizes the cases of infected characters within the context of well-crafted plots, using figurative language rather than diagnosing their illnesses clinically. The study also highlights the hidden motivations and human causes that give rise to parasomnias, as well as the dangers to the community through the vivid plot flow. Neuropsychological studies highlight the consequences of these problems for the diseased person, but this study goes beyond that to illustrate the dangers to the community as well through the vivid plot flow, as in the case of Macbeth, adding a new dimension to the adverse effects of sleep.

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confidence: 99%