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The Noonday Demon

An Atlas of Depression
Book • 2001
The Noonday Demon is a memoir and a thorough examination of depression.

Andrew Solomon draws on his own struggles with the illness, as well as interviews with fellow sufferers, doctors, scientists, policymakers, and philosophers.

The book delves into the complexities and agony of depression, discusses various treatments and medications, and explores the moral and ethical questions surrounding biological explanations for mental illness.

It also covers historical, social, biological, and medical aspects of depression, making it a rich and absorbing work that contributes significantly to our understanding of mental illness and the human condition.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

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Richard Reeves
in relation to an article on teen suicide that he criticizes for its lack of gender balance.
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#855 - Richard Reeves - Why Do Modern Men Feel So Left Behind?
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David Brooks
as a helpful resource for understanding depression.
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How to Unlock the Power of Deeper Connections with David Brooks
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Eric Zimmer
as a book
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Sarah Gormley
was reading in her apartment in New York.
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The Quiet Pain of Self-Loathing and Finding the Courage to Face It with Sarah Gormley
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Eric Zimmer
while discussing the challenges of parenting children with disabilities.
The Paradoxes of Self Improvement with Heather Havrilesky
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Tom Lee
in the context of benzodiazepines and their underuse.
Spectator Out Loud: Petroc Trelawny, Gareth Roberts, Tom Lee, Leyla Sanai and Iram Ramzan
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Corey Keyes
in relation to the concept of Acedia and its potential misinterpretation as depression.
How to move from languishing to flourishing
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Eric Zimmer
in the context of discussing clinical depression.
How to Accept Limitations and Make Time for What Counts with Oliver Burkeman
Mentioned by AJ Jacobs in the context of discussing
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Andrew Solomon
's work on depression.
Insights on Mental Health, Identity, and Resilience with Andrew Solomon
Mentioned by Kyrin as a book that references "The Bell Jar".
The Bell Jar (Sylvia Plath) - Book Review

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