Virginia Woolf and Neuropsychiatry

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Focusing on Virginia Woolf's tragic life and untimely suicide, this book delves into her mental health through her own writings, letters, and external documentation. It explores the interplay of depression, childhood trauma, and medication effects, offering a comprehensive case study that combines literary analysis with neuroscientific insights. Aimed at researchers in neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry, it also appeals to a wider audience interested in the complex factors influencing Woolf's literary genius and personal struggles.