Jacqueline Rose, a professor known for her insights on hysteria and psychoanalysis, teams up with Sally Alexander, an expert in women's historical psychological discourse. They delve into the intricate history of women’s mental health, discussing how societal conditions and feminist activism shaped perceptions of madness. From analyzing Sylvia Plath's 'Mary's Song' to addressing biases in mental health treatment, their conversation navigates the complexities of emotional experiences, trauma, and the impact of cultural narratives on women’s identities.
