Manifesto for a Multilingual Medical Humanities

Steven Wilson reflects on the importance of linguistic sensitivity in the medical humanities. The last ten years have witnessed extensive reflection and debate on the central preoccupations and methods of

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Practice Research: Gothic Fiction for Postpartum Psychosis

Georgia Poplett discusses her PhD research methodology, developing original novel-writing as academic discourse in order to expand cultural dialogue around postpartum psychosis. In 1913, reflecting on The Yellow Wallpaper, American

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Embodied Narratives: Bioinformation and Self-Creation

Jamie Webb reviews the launch of Emily Postan’s new book Embodied Narratives: Protecting Identity Interests through Ethical Governance of Bioinformation (2022). What rights should donor conceived individuals have regarding genetic

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Invisibility and Change: Psychiatric History in Uganda

Alma Ionescu details patterns of invisibility within the histories of psychiatry and mental health in Uganda Credit: Ye Jinghan (Unsplash) History has always been necessary to make sense of the

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