If male doctors conspired to define madness, responding to behaviors that flouted the social conventions of their culture, female patients, in the attempt to understand themselves and their context, and maybe even to create or bolster identity, colluded with those same doctors to satisfy the changing definitions of madness.
It is the first time the country has been free of dictatorial rule for more than three decades, and Kéré is marking the occasion by designing a structure that will "scale up the village dynamics while bolstering national identity".
Proud Staten Islanders once toyed with secession to bolster their identity.
The city has seen the staging of the third Nuclear Security Summit as an opportunity to bolster its identity as a global centre for peace and justice, rivalling Geneva.
He said to bolster the identity, police spies were given fake passports, driving licences and tax codes in the dead child's name.
The exhibition's photographs, architectural drawings and models, films, digital displays and contemporary art demonstrate the ways in which L.A. used architecture to bolster its identity as a modern city.
It helps if you score a lot of points, as Henderson has, but he has quite wisely gone further, embracing his public persona as the erratic villain and working to bolster that identity in interviews and through social media.
Strikingly, in September's general election the ex-communist vote dived, because easterners now feel less need for a home-based party to bolster their identity.In turn, Wessis, especially younger ones, are finding it easier to get along with Ossis.
TGF-β-induced Sox4 is thus geared to bolster progenitor identity, whereas simultaneous Smad4-dependent EMT strips Sox4 of an essential partner in oncogenesis.
Such practices bolster their identity and self-worth of Native youth by respecting the norms and culture of their families and communities," says the report.
Every public act of support for Israel helps to bolster Jewish identity and rally support for the Middle East's only democracy, where Arabs live with more freedom and rights than any Arab nation.
