Psychoanalytic renditions and film noir traditions / Rosa J.H. Berland -- The meme of escaped (male) mental patients in American horror films / Jeffrey Bullins -- Filming hallucinations for A Beautiful Mind, Black Swan, Spider, and Take Shelter / Jocelyn Dupont -- Dissociative identity disorder in horror cinema (You D.I.D.n't see that coming) / Michael Markus -- Spirit possession, mental illness, and the movies, or what's gotten into you? / Sean Moreland -- Hitchcock: master of suspense and mental illness / Mark O'Hara -- McMurphy the trickster, Foucault, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest / Mark O'Hara -- "Nature played me a dirty trick": illness vs. tolerance in gay-themed film / Eric J. Sterling -- Women's agency as madness: "The Yellow Wallpaper" to Penny Dreadful / Laura E. Colmenero-Chilberg -- Orange is the new color for mental illness / Mary L. Colavita, et al. -- Suffering soldiers and PTSD: from Saigon to Walton's Mountain / Haley Gienow-McConnell --
Mirth and mental illness: television comedy and the human condition / Kristi Rowan Humphreys -- Mentally ill mobsters: from Cagney's White Heat to Scarface to Bugsy and Crazy Joe / Vincent LoBrutto -- How traditional holiday TV movies depict mental illness / Martin J. Manning -- Cotard's Syndrome in True Detective, Alien Invaders, Zombies and Pod People / W. Scott Poole -- House, Monk, Dexter, and Hannibal: "super-powered" mentally ill characters / Lisa Spieker -- Sanity and perception in Philip K. Dick's Clans of the Alphane Moon / Aaron Barlow -- Medea, mothers, and madness: classical culture in popular culture / Daniel R. Fredrick -- Narratives in The Snake Pit, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, and Girl, Interrupted / Jessica N. Lee -- Edgar Allen Poe's unreliable narrators, or "madmen know nothing" / Caleb Puckett -- Lovecraft and "an open slice of howling fear" / Eric Sandberg -- Mind games: representations of madness in video games / Shawn Edrei --
Graphic narratives: Bechel's Fun Home and Forney's marbles / Nicolde Eugene -- The X-Men as metaphors: when gayness was illness / Marie Freeman Lifshutz -- Arkham Asylum's criminally insane inmates and psychotic psychiatrists / Sharon Packer -- Halfworld's loonies in Rocket Raccoon comics: serious or satire? / Sharon Packer -- Van Gogh and the changing perceptions of mental illness and art / E. Diedre Pribram -- From the Beats to Jean Michel-Basquiat: cultural madness and mad art / Morgan Shipley -- "Autists" and merchandising "autistic art" / Leni Van Goidsenhoven -- Slipping into Silent Hill: transnational trauma / Brenda S. Gardenour Walter -- Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, and Generation X's suicide symbol / Robert L. Bryant, et al. -- Metallica, heavy metal and "suicide music" / Adam W. Darlage and Paul "Hoagy" Burton
Psychoanalytic renditions and film noir traditions / Rosa J.H. Berland -- The meme of escaped (male) mental patients in American horror films / Jeffrey Bullins -- Filming hallucinations for A Beautiful Mind, Black Swan, Spider, and Take Shelter / Jocelyn Dupont -- Dissociative identity disorder in horror cinema (You D.I.D.n't see that coming) / Michael Markus -- Spirit possession, mental illness, and the movies, or what's gotten into you? / Sean Moreland -- Hitchcock: master of suspense and mental illness / Mark O'Hara -- McMurphy the trickster, Foucault, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest / Mark O'Hara -- "Nature played me a dirty trick": illness vs. tolerance in gay-themed film / Eric J. Sterling -- Women's agency as madness: "The Yellow Wallpaper" to Penny Dreadful / Laura E. Colmenero-Chilberg -- Orange is the new color for mental illness / Mary L. Colavita, et al. -- Suffering soldiers and PTSD: from Saigon to Walton's Mountain / Haley Gienow-McConnell --
Mirth and mental illness: television comedy and the human condition / Kristi Rowan Humphreys -- Mentally ill mobsters: from Cagney's White Heat to Scarface to Bugsy and Crazy Joe / Vincent LoBrutto -- How traditional holiday TV movies depict mental illness / Martin J. Manning -- Cotard's Syndrome in True Detective, Alien Invaders, Zombies and Pod People / W. Scott Poole -- House, Monk, Dexter, and Hannibal: "super-powered" mentally ill characters / Lisa Spieker -- Sanity and perception in Philip K. Dick's Clans of the Alphane Moon / Aaron Barlow -- Medea, mothers, and madness: classical culture in popular culture / Daniel R. Fredrick -- Narratives in The Snake Pit, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, and Girl, Interrupted / Jessica N. Lee -- Edgar Allen Poe's unreliable narrators, or "madmen know nothing" / Caleb Puckett -- Lovecraft and "an open slice of howling fear" / Eric Sandberg -- Mind games: representations of madness in video games / Shawn Edrei --
Graphic narratives: Bechel's Fun Home and Forney's marbles / Nicolde Eugene -- The X-Men as metaphors: when gayness was illness / Marie Freeman Lifshutz -- Arkham Asylum's criminally insane inmates and psychotic psychiatrists / Sharon Packer -- Halfworld's loonies in Rocket Raccoon comics: serious or satire? / Sharon Packer -- Van Gogh and the changing perceptions of mental illness and art / E. Diedre Pribram -- From the Beats to Jean Michel-Basquiat: cultural madness and mad art / Morgan Shipley -- "Autists" and merchandising "autistic art" / Leni Van Goidsenhoven -- Slipping into Silent Hill: transnational trauma / Brenda S. Gardenour Walter -- Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, and Generation X's suicide symbol / Robert L. Bryant, et al. -- Metallica, heavy metal and "suicide music" / Adam W. Darlage and Paul "Hoagy" Burton
