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Virginia Woolf claimed that English has no words to express what it feels like to be in pain. Professor Joanna Bourke from the Birkbeck Pain Project sets out to challenge this notion, exploring …
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‘Voice-hearing: What does the future hold?’ Wolfson Gallery, Palace Green Library 5 November 2016, 10am-4pm Hearing the Voice warmly welcomes you to a day-long event of short presentations, panel …
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Staff at the Centre for Medical Humanities are delighted to invite you to our Annual Affiliates Summer Party Thursday 20 June 3.30 - 5pm St Chad’s SCR St Chad’s College Durham This year we celebrate …
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NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROMANIA Tuesday, 14 June 2011 6.30pm - 8.00pm, followed by a drinks reception The British Academy, 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1 Professor Raymond Tallis in conversation …
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Have you ever pulled a sicky or pretended to be ill? Acclaimed author Leslie Jamison, a medical actor does this on a daily basis as she attempts to teach medical students how to express empathy …