Object Relations Podcast: Frantz Fanon and Black Consciousness
Samuel Kelly shares episode four of the four-part Object Relations podcast, on the philosopher, psychiatrist and revolutionary Frantz Fanon.
‘It was like world politics but on a small scale’: The Early History of Cheiron-Europe
What are academic societies for? Intellectual exchange? Networking with like-minded scholars? Eva Surawy Stepney reflects on how the European Society for the History of Human Sciences forged connections across the Iron Curtain.
Object Relations Podcast: Psychoanalytic Politics and the Myth of Neutrality
Samuel Kelly shares episode three of the four-part Object Relations podcast, on the politics of the psychoanalytic encounter
Australasian Health and Medical Humanities: Work-in-Progress Series
The Australasian Health and Medical Humanities Network introduces its Work-in-Progress seminar series, reflecting on papers about the stethoscope from the first session
Object Relations Podcast: The Radical Psychiatry of Franco Basaglia
Samuel Kelly shares episode two of the four-part Object Relations podcast, on the radical psychiatry of Franco Basaglia.
Object Relations – A Podcast on Politics and the Psyche
Samuel Kelly introduces a new four-week podcast series on the relationship between politics and the psyche. Listen to episode one, on Institutional Psychotherapy in post-war France, now.
Stories of Self-harm: Collaborative Outputs in Literary Studies
Veronica Heney discusses co-producing resources in collaboration with people with lived experience of self-harm
Prone: Redeployment to Intensive Care during COVID-19
What was it like to work as a doctor redeployed to intensive care in one of London’s busiest hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Channeling Uncertainty: On the 2022 OCD in Society Conference
Abigail Savitch-Lew reflects on the third OCD in Society conference (London, 28 May 2022), from Enlightenment to eugenics, and pathology to peer support
Medical (Post) Humanities? Reassessing and Reimagining the Human
Jo Rodgers reports on the ‘Medical (Post) Humanities?’ conference – discussing ‘the theoretical and the legal, the clinical and veterinary, the performative and the literary’