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Losing an anchoring in the everyday: The role of trust in understanding delusions – Owen Earnshaw (SPIRE seminar, 9 February 2012, Durham University)

posted on January 25, 2025

We take pleasure in inviting you to join us for the next SPIRE (Support and Partnership for Ideas, Research and Empowerment) seminar:

Losing an anchoring in the everyday:
The role of trust in understanding delusions

Owen Earnshaw
9th February 2012, 12 – 2 with lunch provided
D13, Seminar Room, Ebsworth Building
Queens Campus, Durham University, Stockton on Tees

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An introduction to Owen: As an undergraduate I studied Philosophy and Psychology at Oxford University. Initially I intended to train as a clinical psychologist but my interest in philosophy and how it could be applied to problems in psychology lead me instead to do an MA in Philosophy. Around this time I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia and I decided to direct my studies towards trying to understand the condition. I have just completed a PhD in Philosophy on the topic of understanding delusions and have been asked to write a chapter on this area in the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry.

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