Two New British Academy Fellows from Hearing the Voice
Reposted with permission from Hearing the Voice Hearing the Voice is delighted […]
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Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival Film Awards
Cheryl McGeachan writes: On Wednesday the 24th October the sixth Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival Awards were held
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Why Investigator Awards are good news for the Medical Humanities – Wellcome Trust Announcement
Tony Woods, Head of Medical History & Humanities Grants at the Wellcome Trust, blogs about Why Investigator Awards are good
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Brains in motion: Introduction
March 11-17 is Brain Awareness Week. CMH affiliate and Director of the Hearing the Voice Project, Charles Fernyhough, will be
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The Experience Economy and the Mechanics of Wonder
The following post by Jules Evans is reproduced with permission from Philosophy for Life. I attended a seminar on wonder
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“I Refused to Join the IDF”
via “I Refused to Join the IDF” (An Interview with Vice Magazine).
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The letter to the scientific/medical editor: a neglected genre within medical humanities?
This month’s (August’s) edition of the British Journal of Psychiatry features an editorial entitled, “Antipsychotics: is it time to introduce
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Why Should Academics Blog?
Why Academics Should Blog: A College of One’s Own is a fantastic post by Stephen T Casper on his blog
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Announcing a collection of essays on voice-hearing in The Lancet
by Hearing the Voice | Dec 16, 2015
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Anxieties of communication: the limits of narrative in the medical humanities
What is and should be the role of narrative in the medical humanities? Responding to Angela Woods’ 2011 paper The