<p>This week, Danushi tells Sam about the history of hysteria, and what it's become in modern medicine.</p><p>Correction: we refer to "CPTSD" as childhood post-traumatic stress disorder, when in fact it is more accurately known as complex post-traumatic stress disorder.</p>

This week, Danushi tells Sam about the history of hysteria, and what it's become in modern medicine. Correction: we refer to "CPTSD" as childhood post-traumatic stress disorder, when in fact it is more accurately known as complex post-traumatic stress disorder.

Danushi's Feeling a Bit Hysterical: Freud, Foucault and Hysteria

Danushi and Sam use their giant brains and pop-culture knowledge to connect our passions for women’s (and nbs) rights and women’s wrongs. It’s gender studies, philosophy and academia, but also not gender studies, philosophy and academia at all. Each episode we share some bite sized introductory feminist theory and also deliver a huge serving of some sweet sweet pop culture knowledge. Who says that being smart is mutually exclusive with being a Gemma Collins stan? Not us!

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Danushi's Feeling a Bit Hysterical: Freud, Foucault and Hysteria

Danushi's Feeling a Bit Hysterical: Freud, Foucault and Hysteria