Posts Tagged ‘history of medicine’
Funding opportunities on history of medicine and of nursing
Two medical history foundations, the Stichting Zuster Vernède and the Stichting Historia Medicinae, have an upcoming funding deadline on March 1st. Zuster Vernède offers funding for publications, conferences or project…
Read MoreHHH column: What makes human remains? by Lisa Vanderheyden
The HHH column is a monthly blog in which History, Health & Healing members share their thoughts on research, current affairs, or anything to do with medical history. Each edition…
Read MoreCfP for special issue “The yield of Corona”
Has the pandemic had an impact on the field of history? What has corona taught the discipline of history? And how can history change our view of corona? The Tijdschrift…
Read MoreA Critical Age? Towards a History of the Male Climacterium
Talk by Georg Hofer, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreCultural Heritage, Ageing, Disability, and Identity
Talk by Simon Hayhoe, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreConnecting childhood and old age in children’s literature
Talk by Vanessa Joosen, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreDignity in Later Life
Talk by Nancy Jecker, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreThe Meaning of Midlife
Talk by Ben Hutchinson, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreAgeing in the British Archives
Talk by Charlotte Greenhalgh, part of the health humanities lecture series on ageing organised by KU Leuven. For all information, please visit this page.
Read MoreHealth humanities lecture series on ageing
KU Leuven is organising a lecture series from February to June on the theme of ageing. Description Old age, it seems, has fallen off its pedestal. Once an inexhaustible source…
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