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The Health Humanities and the Future of Publishing
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This paper discusses the evolution of the field of Health Humanities and examines the effects that changes in publishing may hold for its continued development, including open access, pre-print servers, textbooks, ebooks, blogs, and other innovations that might presage a non-print—and even post-text—future.
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Breath, Body and Voice Gala Concert: Stephen Jaffe’s “Migrations”
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Breath, Body and Voice Gala Concert, Part Two: poet Nikki Finney’s A New Day Dawns and composer Stephen Jaffe’s Migrations…
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Health, Loss, and the Biopolitical Distribution of Affect
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This panel from the Health Humanities & Social Justice Breath, Body, Voice Conference at Duke University dealt with health, the…
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Jonathan Metzl, MD: A New Paradigm for Race & Racisms in Medicine
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Jonathan Metzl is the Frederick B. Rentschler II Professor of Sociology and Psychiatry, and the Director of the Center for…
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Medical Memoirs and Social Agency in Planetary Perspective
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In this panel discussion, WiSER Institute colleagues Achille Mbembe (Author, Philosopher) and Nolwazi Mkhwanazi (Senior Lecturer in Anthropology), are joined…
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Race and Medicine
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The Health Humanities & Social Justice: BREATH, BODY, VOICE Conference sought to ask the question: “How are the humanities transforming…
Keyword: health humanities
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Latest Blogs
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Latest Papers
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