Madness Redefined - Creativity, Intelligence and the Dark Side of the Mind

Madness Redefined - Creativity, Intelligence and the Dark Side of the Mind

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John Keats, Emily Dickinson

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John Keats, Emily Dickinson

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Madness Redefined - Creativity, Intelligence and the Dark Side of the Mind

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  1. 1 John Keats, Emily Dickinson
  2. 2 Cynthia McFadden's Introduction
  3. 3 Participant Introductions
  4. 4 Is there a scientific base to the madness and creativity link?
  5. 5 Spatial contrast and artistic frequencies.
  6. 6 Elyn Saks and her history of schizophrenia.
  7. 7 What has brain imaging shown us on the connection of madness and creativity.
  8. 8 Philosophers think what schizophrenics live.
  9. 9 James Fallon on the mental state of the criminal mind.
  10. 10 A CEO is 4 times more likely to be a sociopath.
  11. 11 Has the link to creativity changed the stereotypes of schizophrenia?
  12. 12 Most serial killers have had a past experiences that determine the present.
  13. 13 Can you recognize when your illness is in control and not you?
  14. 14 The medical model of understanding these illness.
  15. 15 "Singing in the Dark" a performance by Susan McKeown.

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