“Theorising deep experiential knowledge in the context of evidence-based practice: Raising political questions,” by Tehseen Noorani Thomasina Borkman, Magnus Karlsson and I have co-authored an article published online in the journal Evidence & Policy that offers the concept of ‘deep […]
In this post, Liz Brewster shares material from her recent talk on integrating graphic narratives into medical education at Curating Health: Graphic Medicine and Visual Representations of Illness (Stockholm, December 2018). If there is one thing that is agreed about […]
Modernism and Madness: A Conversation is an edited transcript of the public conversation that took place between Professors Louis Sass and Patricia Waugh at the “Twenty-Five Years of Madness and Modernism” symposium, held on 11 May 2018 at Durham University. […]
Lisa Diedrich shares an extract from her recent keynote address “Graphic Analysis: on drawing illness and care as queer in graphic narratives” at Curating Health: Graphic Medicine and Visual Representations of Illness (Stockholm, December 2018). At Curating Health: Graphic Medicine and […]
Why is labiaplasty the fastest growing cosmetic procedure in the world? Jennifer Whitney considers the influence of pornographic aesthetics on the cosmetic surgery industry, and what this reveals about changing ideals of feminine beauty in the West In its 150 […]
