Hieronymus Bosch and other early Renaissance artists depicted 'stone operations' in which stones were supposedly surgically removed from the head as a treatment for mental illness. These works have usually been interpreted either as portraying a contemporary practice of medical charlatans or as an allegory of human folly, rather than a real event. As trepanation for head injury and mental disea...

Tahmima Anam’s postcolonial fiction- A Golden Age is such a novel that can be called narrative of the liberation war Bangladesh. Despite having good art characterization and universal theme with global appeal, it plausible to dissect thought action characters as well different events this fiction argument Fredrick Jameson all Third-World texts are actually ‘National Allegory’. He asserted even ...

In this commentary, we reflect on Korngold and colleagues' comprehensive review of the legal challenges encountered by mentally ill immigrant detainees in the United States. Specifically, we further review the competency question as it relates to detainees, as well as recent developments in the legal system. We expand the discussion to general treatment and care of mentally ill detainees in Uni...

This paper puts forward a mystical reading of Plato’s Allegory the Cave by comparing it with some allegories from Sufi literature, Islamic tradition. The argues that determining parts allegory, such as escaping cave world shadows; seeing sun/truth and becoming philosopher; necessity returning to cave, have significant similarities what Sufis said about their experience spiritual enlightenment. ...