Titlebook: Combat Stress in Pre-modern Europe; Owen Rees,Kathryn Hurlock,Jason Crowley Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0075276esire to define psychological experiences using the diagnosis of PTSD, have constrained our ability to recognise and understand aspect of the medieval experience. Consequently, this chapter will propose that historians of the middle ages (and indeed all eras) should look move away from the emphasis

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Desineni S. Naidu,Ayalasomayajula K. Raoberserkers, may have used their condition to their advantage in a violent society. As this work considers the character of the berserk in light of its historical and cultural contexts beyond the text, the methodology uses medieval trauma studies as a lens to explain how combat trauma is represented

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Terrible but Unavoidable? Combat Trauma and a Change to Legal Proscriptions on Roman Military Suiciive under these conditions should not be considered an illegal action. This chapter will explore the causes and consequences of Hadrian’s rescript of the Roman law on military suicide. In particular, it will consider the unusual decision to include mental trauma alongside physical injury as sufficie

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Understandings of Adversity and Resilience Amongst Women and Children During the Seventeenth-Centurek Summerfield that ‘every culture has its own reserves of psychological knowledge, range of attributions to assign to adverse experience, and forms of accommodation, struggle and help-seeking’. Whilst it is not the intention of this chapter to downplay the hardship and distress experienced by women

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