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Publishing today - the next in our #SocialHistoriesofMedicine series 🏥 What is the history of 'everyday health' in the post-war world, and where might we find it? Edited by Body Self Family and Kate Mahoney Research supported by the Wellcome tinyurl.com/s6bkh3m5

All welcome - Shame&Medicine #seminar ‘Carmita Wood in her own words: Shame, loneliness, and epistemic injustice at a speak-out on sexual harassment in Ithaca in 1975.’ with Fred Cooper , University of Bristol Hybrid - 27 Nov 24, 1-2 GMT shameandmedicine.org/fred-cooper-se… #shame #loneliness

1/9 History Reclaimed, you claim to be standing up against “blatantly false readings of history” & challenging “distortion” while informing the The Telegraph of your version of history. But you are still claiming that an event fitting your view occurred despite knowing that it did

I've used this too many times

I have written to the Foreign Secretary as his remarks yesterday on Genocide in the House of Commons are both wholly inappropriate, offensive and fail to understand what Genocide actually constitutes. I look forward to an urgent response

Who is working on the history of anger? #emostorians #twitterstorians

On the #projectEPIC blog Eleanor Byrne discusses narrative deference: how are our personal narratives shaped by others? …sticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2024/10/narrat…

Excited to have co-authored this piece with @willbynumMD in The Lancet "Shame competence: addressing the effects of shame in health care" #shame #MedTwitter #MedEd ShameLab University of Exeter News Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences @wcceh thelancet.com/journals/lance…

New episode! I speak with Sam Wilkinson (Sam Wilkinson) of the University of Exeter about his work on auditory verbal hallucinations and the philosophy of psychiatry, among other topics. Available now in your preferred podcast player or right here: philosophyandtherapy.com/1570933/episod…

🚨New blog post for #EPIC! 😎From my recent paper on epistemic isolation in psychiatric institutions (when knowledge is wrongfully withheld from the patient), I argue that this constitutes more than an epistemic disadvantage; it's an #epistemicinjustice 👉…sticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2024/11/episte…

Would you (or someone excellent you know) like to come do a funded history #PhD with me & Rebecca Wright on the 'Carbon Bodies' project? Info on the project: wellcome.org/grant-funding/… PhD #JobAlert - findaphd.com/phds/project/a…

Last October, the Prime Minister told LBC that "Israel does have that right [to cut food, water & power from Gaza]." Today, in the Chamber, he claimed he’s "well aware of the definition of genocide" & that's why he’s "never referred to [Gaza] as a genocide." We won’t forget.

The Radical Humanities Laboratory Presents Narrative Half-Life, a talk by Jay Needham at the Hub, UCC Ireland this Wednesday at 4pm. UCC Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences

‘Carmita Wood in her own words: Shame, loneliness, and epistemic injustice at a speak-out on sexual harassment in Ithaca in 1975.’ Fred Cooper , University of Bristol , presents this #seminar on 27 Nov at 13.00 GMT. All welcome! Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences @wcceh shameandmedicine.org/fred-cooper-se…

Come join us at 11am-3pm tomorrow in Owen Building at Sheffield Hallam University where we’ll be hosting a variety of events as part of the Festive Gather, as well as sharing our experiences and research of loneliness.

If you missed Shame&Medicine's #seminar with Fred Cooper you can catch up now on @wcceh's #youtube channel youtube.com/watch?v=_aVV0P… Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences University of Bristol #shame #loneliness #sexualharrassment

New #blog. Richard Dennison reflects on his recovery from #chronicshame in Shame&Medicine's latest blog: shameandmedicine.org/reflection-on-… Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences @wcceh Wellcome #Shame #shameandmedicine #researchatexeter #anxious

Everywhere you look it’s the echo of the South African anti-apartheid movement - ordinary people, artists & workers refusing to be complicit in genocide whilst our political & media class cozy up to racists & murderers. Respect to Jasleen Kaur ✊🏿✊🏾🇵🇸

🌎 Dr Andy Flack (Historians @ Bristol) joins #BBCAntiSocial to explain how our understanding of the natural world has changed throughout history, with particular reference to Charles Darwin, Rachel Carson & David Attenborough Listen to the full programme 👉 bit.ly/4hFQ5uM