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Medical Humanities Research Seminar Series at the University of Bristol

posted on March 9, 2025

Research Summary: Medical Humanities Seminar Series

Institution: University of Bristol
Category: Academic Research Seminar Series
Duration: October 2013 – May 2014
Key Topics: Pain and culture, patient autonomy, voice-hearing, epigenetics and identity, psychic illness, death representations
Speaker Affiliations: Universities of Oklahoma, Basque Country, Durham, Southampton, Emory, and King's College London
Meeting Time: 5:00 PM (5:30 PM on 18 March)
Primary Venues: Cotham House, Institute for Advanced Studies, Arts Complex
Accessibility: Open to all; contact convenors Ulrika Maude and Havi Carel for further information

Medical Humanities Research Seminar Series
University of Bristol

31 October 2013: Professor Ronald Schleifer (University of Oklahoma): ‘The Fact and Experience of Pain: The Intersection of Science and Culture’ (G16, Cotham House)

26 November 2013: Dr Antonio Casado da Rocha (University of the Basque Country, San Sebastian): ‘Four Concepts of Patient Autonomy in Contemporary Spanish Cinema’ (Verdon-Smith Room, Institute for Advanced Studies)

10 December 2013: Dr Angela Woods (University of Durham): ‘Taxonomies of Voice-Hearing: A Critical Medical Humanities Approach to the Study of Hallucination’ (Verdon-Smith Room, Institute for Advanced Studies)

11 February 2014: Professor Clare Hanson (University of Southampton): ‘Epigenetics, Plasticity and Identity in Jackie Kay’s Red Dust Road’ (Verdon-Smith Room, Institute for Advanced Studies)

18 March 2014: Dr Neil Vickers (King’s Centre for Medical Humanities, University of London): ‘The Psychic Aura of Physical Illness’ (Verdon-Smith Room, Institute for Advanced Studies)

20 May 2014: Professor Sander Gilman (Emory): ‘Imagining Death: Representations as Lived Reality’ (Arts Complex Link Room 1-2)

The seminars will begin at 5pm, with the exception of the 18 March seminar, which will commence at 5:30. All are welcome! For further information about the seminars, please contact the convenors, Ulrika Maude and Havi Carel.

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