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Whistle While You Work (For Nothing): Positive Affect as Coercive Strategy – The Case of Workfare
In this post, Lynne Friedli and Robert Stearn look at the role of psychological coercion, notably through the imposition of positive affect, in UK Government workfare programmes. There has been little or no debate about the recruitment of psychology/psychologists into monitoring, … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas
Tagged critical medical humanities, critical public health, ethics, Lynne Friedli, positive affect, psychology, Robert Stearn, work, Workfare
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Wellcome Trust Pre-Application Workshop (Early-/Mid-Career Academics) (London, 18 December 2013)
Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities / Society & Ethics Pre-application Workshop, 18 December 2013 If you are an early or mid-career academic, thinking of applying to the Wellcome Trust funding schemes in Medical Humanities or Society and Ethics, we would like to invite … Continue reading
Posted in Funding Announcement
Tagged ethics, grant, medical humanities, Wellcome Trust
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King Lear in a Kelp Store: An Interdisciplinary Convivium on Papay Westray
Professor Jane Macnaughton writes: How was it that a group of ten philosophers, doctors, lawyers, a priest and an anthropologist, ended up playing Act 1 Scene 1 of King Lear in a renovated kelp (seaweed) store on the Island of … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Russell, Beverly Clark, Body and Affect, Brendan Larvor, Clark Cunningham, Durham, education, ethics, flourishing, Georgia State University College of Law, Imperial College, Jane Macnaughton, Kevin Ilsley GP, literature and drama, medical anthropology, medical humanities, Mind, Oxford Brooks, philosophy of religion, policy, practice and practitioners, Roger Kneebone, Tony Gash, UEA, University of Herfordshire
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The future for biomedical collections: ethics, law and social connections in health-related research (Anniversary Event, 28 May 2013, Edinburgh)
The future for biomedical collections: ethics, law and social connections in health-related research JK Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Sciences and Law Anniversary Event 28th May 2013 4pm-5.30pm followed by a wine reception McEwan Hall Reception Room, Teviot Place, Edinburgh, … Continue reading
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Tagged biomedical collections, ethics, hi, history of medicine, law, medical humanities
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Compassion in Primary Healthcare – conflicts, politics and opportunities (Conference, Edinburgh, 6 June 2013)
RCGP Scotland, in conjunction with the Open Section of the Royal Society of Medicine, the Primary Care Ethics Forum and the Thinkabouthealth network are delighted to announce a one day ethics conference taking place on Thursday 6th June in the … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences
Tagged compassion, ethics, medical humanities, primary care, RCGP Scotland
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Critical Neuroscience: Ethics, Philosophy, Politics and Policies (Lecture Series Ghent, Belgium, 21 Feb – 23 May 2013)
Organised by the Centre for Critical Philosophy of the University of Ghent together with the Doctoral School of Arts, Humanities and Law & Doctoral School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Ghent University, and in close cooperation with the University of … Continue reading
Neurointerventions & the Law (CFP, Workshop, Hamburg, 7 March 2013)
CfA & Workshop Announcement: Neurointerventions and the law March 7th, Faculty of Law, University of Hamburg Progress in neuroscience has given rise to many new ethical questions and, consequently, to the new discipline of neuroethics. In the law, however, many … Continue reading
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Tagged bioethics, CFP, cognitive neuroscience, criminology, ethics, law, medical humanities, neuroenhancement
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Communication Medicine and Ethics (CfP, 11th International Conference, Melbourne, 11-13 July 2013)
Call for Papers for the 11th international interdisciplinary conference on COMMUNICATION, MEDICINE AND ETHICS (COMET) to be held at the University of Melbourne, Australia, 11-13 July 2013. Confirmed plenary speakers: Professor Arthur Frank, Department of Sociology, University of Calgary, Canada, … Continue reading
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Tagged CFP, communication, conference, ethics, medical humanities, medicine, practice and the practitioner
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Voices On Identity, Childhood, Ethics and Stimulants: Children join the debate (VOICES study final report & animated film)
Voices On Identity, Childhood, Ethics and Stimulants: Children join the debate is a Wellcome Trust-funded research project that sheds fresh light on children’s experiences with ADHD diagnosis and stimulant drug treatments. It is led by Dr Ilina Singh, Reader in Bioethics … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, animation, bioethics, children, ethics, identity, mental health
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Media Ethics & Emotional Wellbeing (Symposium, London, 10 November 2012)
MEDIA ETHICS AND EMOTIONAL WELLBEING One day Symposium: 10 November 2012 9.30am – 4.30pm At the Anna Freud Centre, London NW3. Organised in conjunction with Media and the Inner World, Love Productions and Blink Films, a symposium on the theme of … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, emotion, ethics, media, psychoanalysis, wellbeing
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