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A Beautiful Mind

A portrait of an intricate puzzle of the mind. Inspired by the story of Nobel Prize- winning mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. whose genius is intimately bound up with schizophrenia. Adapted from a biography of the same name by Sylvia Nasar.

Schizophrenia SKIT-suh-FREE-nee-ah A severe psychological disorder characterized by loss of contact with reality, hallucination, delusions, inappropriate or flat affect, some disturbance in thinking, social withdrawal, and/or other bizarre behaviour.

Schizophrenia Usually strikes people in their late teens or early twenties. Recovery is not necessarily a normal thing. Nash didn’t slide into the illness until he was thirty. This gave him the time and opportunity to explore his theories and establish a social network that enabled him to later survive.

Schizophrenia Much debate about what schizophrenia is and what causes it. One view suggests that it is an illness with many manifestations. Another view submits that it is a collection of illnesses often lumped together. National Institute of Mental Health claims it is “a chronic, severe and disabling brain disease that has no known single cause.”

John Nash A man apart, awkward and internal. A West Virginia native without family money or prep school background arrives in Ivy League Princeton University in 1947 Shy, fidgety and a total failure at social interaction. He wrote a doctoral dissertation in 1950 which won him the Nobel Prize in 1994.

John Nash At first we don’t notice that he is slipping into madness. Only notice that he’s become obsessive in the competitive academic environment.

John Nash His roommate provides him comfort, friendship and need distraction from his intense competition with his colleague. Nash’s drive to be the best makes any achievement fleeting and isolates him at the top of the pyramid.

John Nash Finds challenge he has been searching for from William Parcher, a mysterious agent with the Department of Defense. Parcher both recognizes his ability as the “best natural code breaker” and the value of his isolated lifestyle to top secret work.

John Nash Physics student Alicia, who becomes his wife, challenges both his isolation and his life of the mind. The conflict between his marriage and his secret work upsets the delicate balance between his genius and his schizophrenia.

What to Watch For What is the role of his roommate? What is the role of agent from the Department of Defense? What is the role of his wife Alicia? What role does his friend/adversary play? How does Nash overcome his problem? Can you draw any parallels with i am sam?