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...the crazy, the weird, the arrogant, the smart women, when they first saw the title, felt pretty intense. “It’s crazy, weird and high. In fact, if you stick to somebody, that's not a good thing. But as you read this book, you'll see. These are not words made by writers, but they are the names that society has given to women. He says he is a bit sensitive, and he calls himself arrogant when he clearly says he's a little touchy, and it's weird when he'll be different. This book is about women's
Hamina was a favorite and had a copy of the book, which was a work of great value and far too much value than was expected. I want all men, women and children to read.
It's a fake title. I liked the way the author saw it when he translated women's depression. I read it at a time similar to the interpretation of Hesse's life, and it seemed to be behind it, and made me even more impressed.
I feel more complex in my head after reading. I still think it was a precious opportunity to hear the stories of the American Women, who were ugly and bizarre and smart. I need a world to tell our stories, really. Not being judged wrong.
It's the most sympathetic, most read-in psychological book I've ever read. The flow of the text is natural, and there's no part that's taken away. I read it in a short breath, and I read for a little while, because I had to think about it.
Beyond disease and stigma, the most intense and determined search for common depression, together with the most complex of anxiety and depression, re-expressed in 2030 women's languages, depression is 1 over 1 over 1. It's 5 minus 2 times higher. The author pointed out in the head of the book that the pain of women's depression is minor and undiagnosed, so it is considered unreal or easily diagnosed with central nervous disorders such as fibromyalgia and multiple sclerosis. Many women are
From the table of contents to the subheadings, it was very well organized and not one could be ignored. In "1st Mother - The Mathematician does not believe in women's words", medical science deals with the ignorance of women'. "Precise - Depression" is what happens in the "Translator" and "Second Treatment - Is It Disease or Disease" are stories of people who suffer from depression. The patient's condition is defined by the name of a patient with bipolar disorder, but the name itself is not
Do you read this? The language of the hysteria, when it comes to spreading the hysterical. Hesteria comes from Greek for the womb, and it's because of the female's wandering around. In Europe, in contrast to the external causes of male disease in the past, we find them in women's bodies, especially in female genitals. I feel that it's not so different now as I read it. Unlike the disease that affects men, many women often refer to "feminine hormones" as the cause of more cases. Books also warn
The stories that clearly exist but are not told are hidden in every corner of the world very close by. That's enough to know when I see it all around me, or even if I see that right now. And this is, it's been a long time, but it'll be in progress. The development of the science has been determined by what voices the people in power make. So were the male intellectuals who worked in psychiatry. They only associated the mental illness of women with sexuality without considering what they had.
I was so surprised to think of women who had suffered the same damage that I was feeling while reading and feeling so much better and not alone, and I'm so good at buying books.
Hamina: Crazy, bizarre, arrogant, and smart women
From 2003 to 2004, South Korea kept the number one suicide rate in OECD countries, except for just 2017. Among them, depression has been blamed for suicide and has been consistently called a social problem. Especially recently, two people diagnosed with mental illness. The rise in suicides among women in their 30s and 20s is being reported as being concentrated. More people are visiting the psychiatric community and the number of those diagnosed with depression and other mental illnesses is running. The story of those who live together, not considering disease to be the target of removal or denial, but as part of life, gave a different view of disease. The harmina writer, in this stream, has a problem with the following:. All disease epics are rare in their own way, but when depression in any way is constantly reflected in one person's experience, it becomes difficult to see the social and historical context surrounding the disease of depression. When depression is reflected only in personal suffering, interpretation of it has to be tied in with the individual's environment and character. Two. Why do women in their 30s get depressed? The author is a person diagnosed with bipolar disorder, 2 to 2 to depression. I want to bring together the stories of women in their 30s and answer many questions about depression directly from the person. I was diagnosed and I lived with bipolar disease, and I knew it wasn't a personal problem.
Korean title: 미쳐있고 괴상하며 오만하고 똑똑한 여자들
Korean author: 하미나
Korean publisher: 동아시아
ISBN-13: 9788962623871
Reviews
...the crazy, the weird, the arrogant, the smart women, when they first saw the title, felt pretty intense. “It’s crazy, weird and high. In fact, if you stick to somebody, that's not a good thing. But as you read this book, you'll see. These are not words made by writers, but they are the names that society has given to women. He says he is a bit sensitive, and he calls himself arrogant when he clearly says he's a little touchy, and it's weird when he'll be different. This book is about women's
Hamina was a favorite and had a copy of the book, which was a work of great value and far too much value than was expected. I want all men, women and children to read.
It's a fake title. I liked the way the author saw it when he translated women's depression. I read it at a time similar to the interpretation of Hesse's life, and it seemed to be behind it, and made me even more impressed.
I feel more complex in my head after reading. I still think it was a precious opportunity to hear the stories of the American Women, who were ugly and bizarre and smart. I need a world to tell our stories, really. Not being judged wrong.
It's the most sympathetic, most read-in psychological book I've ever read. The flow of the text is natural, and there's no part that's taken away. I read it in a short breath, and I read for a little while, because I had to think about it.
Beyond disease and stigma, the most intense and determined search for common depression, together with the most complex of anxiety and depression, re-expressed in 2030 women's languages, depression is 1 over 1 over 1. It's 5 minus 2 times higher. The author pointed out in the head of the book that the pain of women's depression is minor and undiagnosed, so it is considered unreal or easily diagnosed with central nervous disorders such as fibromyalgia and multiple sclerosis. Many women are
From the table of contents to the subheadings, it was very well organized and not one could be ignored. In "1st Mother - The Mathematician does not believe in women's words", medical science deals with the ignorance of women'. "Precise - Depression" is what happens in the "Translator" and "Second Treatment - Is It Disease or Disease" are stories of people who suffer from depression. The patient's condition is defined by the name of a patient with bipolar disorder, but the name itself is not
Do you read this? The language of the hysteria, when it comes to spreading the hysterical. Hesteria comes from Greek for the womb, and it's because of the female's wandering around. In Europe, in contrast to the external causes of male disease in the past, we find them in women's bodies, especially in female genitals. I feel that it's not so different now as I read it. Unlike the disease that affects men, many women often refer to "feminine hormones" as the cause of more cases. Books also warn
The stories that clearly exist but are not told are hidden in every corner of the world very close by. That's enough to know when I see it all around me, or even if I see that right now. And this is, it's been a long time, but it'll be in progress. The development of the science has been determined by what voices the people in power make. So were the male intellectuals who worked in psychiatry. They only associated the mental illness of women with sexuality without considering what they had.
I was so surprised to think of women who had suffered the same damage that I was feeling while reading and feeling so much better and not alone, and I'm so good at buying books.












