This month’s (August’s) edition of the British Journal of Psychiatry features an editorial entitled, “Antipsychotics: is it time to introduce patient choice?”. The authors (Anthony P Morrison, Paul …
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 The Neuro Times. “The amazing thing about blogging,” he writes, “is that an author can capture all …
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 limits of narrative, Dr Claire McKechnie (Glasgow Centre for Population Health) …
The Cultural History of Exhaustion – Review
This review of the Exhaustion conference appeared on the fantastic Sleep Cultures blog: “On 25 October 2013, the University of Kent hosted a one-day interdisciplinary conference on exhaustion, …
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Introducing Chalkie’s Demon Diary: Mike White’s occasional rants & reflections during the progress of his illness
On 3/2/15 it gets written that ‘Chalkie’ is Mike White, erstwhile arts and health agent for the Centre for Medical Humanities at Durham University and abiding research fellow of St. Chad’s College. He …