The Shaking Woman or A History of My Nerves
Interesting Facts
- The book explores the author's personal experience with unexpected episodes of shaking that she began experiencing after a public appearance.
- The author combines personal experiences with scientific research to understand the nature of her symptoms, drawing on neurobiology, psychiatry, and philosophy.
- The book touches on the connection between body and mind, exploring how psychological states can manifest as physical symptoms.
- The author examines historical examples and theories related to nervous disorders, including hysteria and epilepsy, to better understand her condition.
- The book offers a deep reflection on the nature of identity and self-awareness, exploring how neurological disorders can affect self-perception.
Date of publication: 19 February 2025
Updated: 15 November 2026
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Genre: Biographies and Memoirs
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