To be fully universal, psychoanalysis a term Freud coined in 1896 would also have to examine the male psyche in a condition of what might be called normality.
There might be no normality in the non-Western world, as Mishra rightly says, but it is not only because of the legacy of imperialism but also because of lack of meritocracy, intolerance for diversity and top-down authoritarianism, all of which are present in Turkey, which has not been colonized in its history and is still not normal.
As The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies showed compellingly, your solitary bookishness, or your lack of a "short back and sides", or a spouse or kids to bolster your levels of "normality", might be a very dangerous thing indeed, particularly if it's a slow news week and the media finds you odd.
It might be part of your cultural normality but that doesn't mean that it's OK.
However, to keep patients in the MLU, they feared that complications might be minimized with a push towards normality in clinical situations that should be transferred to the labour ward.
This might, however, be an overly simplistic concept as obesity is known to marginally increase intracranial pressure, 16 and the equilibrium of cerebrospinal fluid dynamics in resolving idiopathic intracranial hypertension might be re-set such that apparent normality occurs at higher pressures.
So if the economy can return to some semblance of normality, historical logic suggests it might be possible to mop up Osborne's victims.
It is possible that they might be obstacles on your road to popularity and normality.
Treating delusions, he claims, might be harmful – instead we should "question our prejudices about normality".
As delusional as it might be, the vibe in Tel Aviv is one that is preoccupied with normality.
