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• Madness
  In [[psychology]], '''madness''', '''insanity''' or '''craziness''' is associated with [[human]] [[behavi ...as]] that she committed [[suicide]] which is sometimes seen as a type of ''madness''. Another example is from [[Greek tragedy]]. The [[Ancient Greece|Greek]]
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• Madness/Definition
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• Madness/Related Articles
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• Craziness
  #REDIRECT [[Madness]]
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• Insanity
  #REDIRECT [[Madness]]
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• Nutty (emotional state)/Definition
  A [[slang]] term for [[madness]] or [[eccentricity (behavior)]]
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• Michel Foucault
  ...cial institutions - [[medicine]], [[psychiatry]] and the designation of '[[madness]]', [[sexuality]] and [[prison]]s - and attempted to show a hidden discours * ''Madness and Civilization'' (1961)
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• Thesaurus/Bibliography
  | title = The man who made lists : love, death, madness, and the creation of Roget's Thesaurus
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• Asset price bubble/Addendum
  ...h.htm Charles Mackay: ''Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds'', (Project Gutenberg ebook), first published 1852]</ref>
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• Moral panic/Related Articles
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• Megara/Definition
  ...the [[Greek god|goddess]] [[Hera]] caused Heracles to become temporarily [[madness|mad]], and he killed his children (from three to eight in number; it's uncl
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• Madness
  In [[psychology]], '''madness''', '''insanity''' or '''craziness''' is associated with [[human]] [[behavi ...as]] that she committed [[suicide]] which is sometimes seen as a type of ''madness''. Another example is from [[Greek tragedy]]. The [[Ancient Greece|Greek]]
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• The Taming of the Shrew
  ...that he is in fact a nobleman, recently come to his senses after years of madness. The story of Kate and Petruchio is thus presented as an entertainment for
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• Moby Dick (song)/Catalogs
  * 1989: Drum Madness (''Stairway to Heaven/Highway to Hell'')
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• Maenads/Definition
  ...y were often in a [[state]] of [[ecstasy|ecstatic]] [[joy]] bordering on [[madness]] or [[frenzy]], and were quite [[wild]] and [[sometimes]] [[intoxicated|dr
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• Heracles
  ...ons of Zeus he was hated by the goddess [[Hera]] who inflicted a temporary madness on him, in which he killed his own children. Going to the Delphic oracle f
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• Atlantis/Bibliography
  *King, David (2005) ''Finding Atlantis: a True Story of Genius, Madness and an Extraordinary Quest for a Lost World''. New York: Three Rivers Press
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• Action (praxis)/Bibliography
  *Lewis, Robert, ''Method or Madness.'' Samuel French, Inc. New York.1958.
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• Plague/Bibliography
  ...ral disaster in European history -- a drama of courage, cowardice, misery, madness, and sacrifice that brilliantly illuminates humankind's darkest days when a
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