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Anxiety --- Depression, Mental --- Emotions --- Angoisse --- Dépression mentale --- Congresses --- Congrès --- Dépression mentale --- Congrès --- Anxiété --- Dépression --- État émotionnel

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Si le suicide lié aux conditions de travail est devenu un véritable sujet d'inquiétude dans tous les pays développés, c'est par centaines qu'ils se produisent chaque année au Japon, et les graves dépressions procédant des mêmes causes se comptent par dizaines de milliers. Leur retentissement là-bas est énorme, car ces dépressions et ces suicides mettent à mal l'incarnation du travailleur-modèle. Dans ce contexte, le diagnostic de "dépression", associé à l'idée de "risque suicidaire", a été universellement adopté pour exprimer un mal-être collectif qui est allé en s'aggravant avec la crise économique de ces vingt-cinq dernières années. Et c'est tout à fait étonnant. Car longtemps, les Japonais ont farouchement résisté à l'intrusion des psychiatres dans leur quotidien, au point qu'on estimait nulles les chances de succès des antidépresseurs au Japon dans les années 1980 ! La dépression était une affection occidentale, prétendument inconnue dans l'archipel. Aussi, comment la tristesse ordinaire, le surmenage des travailleurs, et cet acte si emblématique de la culture japonaise, le suicide comme "mort volontaire", ont-ils été progressivement médicalisés ? L'auteure dresse ici un portrait intérieur du Japon et expose une thèse aux conséquences notables : loin d'être un processus uniforme et implacable, la mondialisation permet des appropriations locales et offre aux individus des ressources paradoxales, voire subversives

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Depression --- Risk Factors --- Women --- Depression, Mental --- Dépression --- Dépression mentale --- Femmes --- epidemiology --- therapy --- psychology --- Risk factors --- Mental health --- Psychology --- Facteurs de risque --- Santé mentale --- Psychologie --- Depression, Mental. --- Risk Factors. --- Risk factors. --- Mental health. --- Epidemiology. --- Therapy. --- Psychology. --- epidemiology. --- therapy. --- psychology. --- Risk --- Causality --- Behavioral Symptoms --- Persons --- Probability --- Named Groups --- Epidemiologic Factors --- Behavior --- Public Health --- Quality of Health Care --- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms --- Statistics as Topic --- Epidemiologic Methods --- Psychiatry and Psychology --- Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms --- Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation --- Environment and Public Health --- Health Care --- Investigative Techniques --- Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment --- Delivery of Health Care.

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The theme of the book is the Hellenistic epistolary novel which describes a fictional meeting between Democritus and Hippocrates. The author traces the later history of this story as part of the legend of the laughing philosopher on the one hand and of the history of melancholy on the other and demonstrates the interdependence of all three traditions in text editions, translations, paraphrases, commentaries, verse and painting from ancient times through to the Renaissance. He shows how the Stoic-Cynical tradition of 'Philosophus ridens' and the medical concept of 'Typus melancholicus sanguinicus' come to amalgamate into the early modern Humanist literary and iconographical tradition of 'Democritus ridens melancholicus'. In so doing the author also shows the importance of this tradition to the subsequent interpretation of the epistolary novel and its influence on modern research into the Hippocratic corpus and melancholy. The work links important themes in the fields of ancient philosophy, ancient medicine, art history and Renaissance studies and will offer thought-provoking material to many of those working in these areas.

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