Exploring the persistent relevance of hysteria in contemporary society, this book synthesizes insights from various disciplines, including social history, philosophy, and feminist theory. It presents a cohesive conceptual framework for understanding mass hysteria, drawing on empirical research to illuminate its complexities. By addressing the intersections of cultural studies, criminology, and psychoanalysis, it challenges the notion that hysteria is merely a relic of the past, revealing its ongoing significance in modern discourse.
