One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

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Mojtaba M.Ahani

'' One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest "

A novel by Ken kassie, an American writer in 1962. The novel goes through a psychiatric hospital in the state of Oregon, USA, and includes a look at the structures of power in organizations. The novel also criticizes the psychology school of behaviorism and commends human principles. The author had spent some time as a mental health worker at Menlo Park, California, and felt sympathy for the mentally ill. The novel originally appeared in 1963, but the most famous impression was "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" , which was created in 1975, directed by Miloseau Forman and Jack Nicholson based on this story. The film won five Oscars. The story is narrated from the language of the …show more content…

On the trip, a friend of McMurfy, a prostitute, "Candy," will help her take patients from the hospital to the harbor and travel with patients on the trip. The trip is successful and a patient, George George Sorensen, who is a fisherman and skilled captain, helps the patients to successfully fish in the harbor. In this case, one of the inmates, Billy Bibit, who is a shy man with stuttering, and a low experience with women, tells McMurffy that he likes Kennedy. After that, McMurphy plans to re-launch Kennedy to the sanatorium and even ignores somewhere in the run to run the program. On the day he was offered, Kennedy, along with a friend of his daughter, came to the sanatorium. McMurphy brings these women to the sanitarium by bribing the night caregiver, organizing a grand celebration in a nursing home. Billy Bibit will be provided with "Kennedy", and Billy will lose her plumage. The next morning, the "great nurse" finds out the story of the night before, including interrogating Billy Bibit, Billy speaks for the first time without stuttering, but the "big nurse" overlooks this improvement and threatens He will inform Mike Billy of the night before. Bailey, who is counting on her mother, is committing suicide. McMurfy's great nurse is responsible for John Bailey and loses control of McMurray's control and goes to the big nurse and tore her uniform and tries to smash her throat. A large nurse returns to the nursing home after a while, but the damage done to her lance has reduced the power of her word. Another nurse is not taken seriously by the patients and has to compromise with the patients who have been treated with it. Many of the patients who voluntarily left the area leave and return to the

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