Posts Tagged ‘medical humanities’
History of Medicine within the Medical Humanities
The University of Eastern Finland and Lund University are hosting an exploratory workshop on the history of medicine within the medical humanities. Its aim is to study the place of…
Read MoreNew perspectives in transcultural and postcolonial psychiatry
Within the framework of two ERC Starting Grants (‘Decolonizing Madness’, PI Ana Antic, University of Copenhagen, and ‘Governing Madness’, PI Romain Tiquet, CNRS, Marseille), a two-day conference will be organized…
Read MoreIllness, narrated
Online journal On_Culture has a special issue out entitled “Illness, Narrated.” It was guest-edited by HHH member Maaike Hommes and three of her colleagues at the International Graduate Centre for the Study…
Read MoreHeading towards new India! The Lost Causes of Indian Primary Healthcare
KU Leuven Health Humanities Lecture Series The fifth lecture in this series is of particular interest to medical historians. “So we are heading towards new India!” wrote Dr Mahendra Bhatt…
Read MoreWhat seems to be the problem? Ethnographic approaches to studying health and wellbeing in context
Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities webinar May 17, 16.00-17.00 h After a successful series of webinars last year, the Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities offers a new programme…
Read MorePhotography, Disability, and European Colonialism
KU Leuven Health Humanities Lecture Series The fourth lecture in this series is of particular interest to medical historians. There is a rich and growing body of literature on the…
Read MoreMedical humanities: (In)Visibility
NNMHR congress 2021 21 April 2021-23 April 2021, online The fourth Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research (NNMHR) Congress is organised by the Institute for Medical Humanities in Durham (UK).…
Read MoreHHH spring meeting 2021: History from below revisited
On February 19, 2021, HHH members and guests from around the world gathered for an afternoon of online discussion about medical history from below. Here you find an impression of…
Read MoreEloquent bones: health and wellbeing among the commoners of Roman Dion, Macedonia, Greece
Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities webinar After a successful series of webinars last year, the Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities offers a new programme this semester. This time,…
Read More“Pain overcome by progress”? The rise of the laboratory in modern medicine and life
Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities webinar After a successful series of webinars last year, the Groningen Centre for Health and Humanities offers a new programme this semester. This time,…
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