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Drawings from Visual Culture in the Medical Humanities seminar: June 18th, 2015

posted on January 3, 2025

Research Summary: Visual Culture in the Medical Humanities

Topic: Pedagogical seminar exploring drawings and visual representation in medical humanities
Educational Focus: Integration of visual culture methods into medical education and practice
Date/Context: Seminar conducted June 18th, 2015
Primary Approach: Student-generated drawings as tools for critical reflection on medicine and healthcare
Disciplinary Framework: Interdisciplinary integration of humanities scholarship with medical knowledge production
Pedagogical Value: Develops observational skills and humanistic perspective in medical learners through artistic practice

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