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27 May 2024: Extended self in a modern technological context. The dual-role dilemma in forensic psychiatry. ... History of popular science, especially 19th century. Science and literature. Science for children.

15 Mar 2024: Cameron Dashwood. Derek Foster. Sanjana Friedman. Rosemary Gatfield-Jeffries. Katherine Hankin. Yi Qing Huang. ... Children of darkness: co-operation in the production of knowledge during Linnaeus's study in northern Scandinavia.

psychology. Benjamin Rush and the cult of Shakespeare. within mid-19th century American psychiatry. ... Timothé Langlois-Thérien. Engel’s biopsychosocial model: a. metaparadigm for explanations in psychiatry.

5 May 2021: Do animals suffer from mental disorder? A study into the basis of animal psychiatry. ... Clinical Errors and Elusive Kinds: Treatment-Resistant Mental Disorders & the Philosophy of Psychiatry.

was held fortnightly in Michaelmas, Lent and Easter terms. Psy Studies Seminar History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences. ... the question of ethnography The paradoxical nature of studies into feral children The Wolf-Children

29 Nov 2022: The dual-role dilemma in forensic psychiatry. Extended self in a modern technological context. ... Minding the body, bodying the mind: dualism, reductionism, and the mental/neurological distinction in enactive psychiatry.

Caricatures of evolution in late Victorian secularism. Children’s books on science at the poles. ... Kirsty Corrigall, our RSLP Pamphlets Cataloguer for the Foster Collection, left the Library at the end of April 2002.

Reproduction (Michaelmas and Lent Terms) organised by Nick Hopwood and Lauren Kassell Cabinet of Natural History organised by Sophia Davis Psy Studies Seminar: History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, ... Paper 6: Sigmund

5 Apr 2021: I’d had some expe-rience as a child with child psychiatry which I did not think very much. ... That was a marriage that wenton for just about thirty years, which produced three lovely children,whom I find immensely rewarding.

The values of psychiatry. DSM-5: is it fit for research purposes? ... supervised by Richard Staley) Dissertation Children of the environmental apocalypse (supervised by Richard Staley) Mary Dai Essays Tea: science and reconfiguration of empire in the

Kirsty Corrigal joined us in July 2001 to continue the Library’s project of cataloguing the Foster Pamphlet Collection. ... John Huggett joined the Library in October 2000 as RSLP Pamphlets Cataloguer for the Foster Collection.

Emese Lafferton was awarded a two-year Wellcome Trust fellowship on ‘The history of Hungarian psychiatry in European context (1867-1918)’. ... influences children (supervised by Martin Kusch) Representations of indigenous people in the Phrenological

Terms) organised by Nick Hopwood and Laurence Totelin Psy Studies Seminar: History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, organised by John Forrester, Andreas Mayer and Deborah Thom Cabinet of Natural ... The event was run in

publicly. Was this a personal matter, or one relating to the period the children were living in? ... family in the history of psychiatry?  How does the asylum cure the mad?

Psy Studies Seminar: History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, organised by John Forrester and Deborah Thom Psychoanalysis and the Humanities Seminar organised by Mary Jacobus and David Hillman Cabinet ... of children towards

Dissertation. 21. Trials and mental tribulations: the postpartum woman in psychiatry and law in the 19th and early 20th centuries (supervised by.

27 May 2024: American Journal of Psychiatry, 125 (7), 870–876. 7 June. Rosenhan, DL (1973). ... Double, DB (2006). Chapter 1: Critical Psychiatry: Challenging the Biomedical Dominance of Psychiatry.

27 May 2024: 9.30am. Amber Steele (Psychiatry). The psychobiology of premenstrual mood. 10.00am. Emilia G. ... 4.30pm. Tamara Kayali (HPS). Genetic engineering versus environmental engineering of children: is there an ethical difference?

27 May 2024: London: Penguin. Maybe a good text to analyse. Bayer, Ronald (1981) Homosexuality and American Psychiatry: The Politics of Diagnosis. ... Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 69-81. A hilarious (and frightening) article, good introduction for

27 May 2024: children and their families and there was less reliance on outside agencies to reduce PCM. ... inception. Natural history broadcasts were an ideal vehicle for education and were often the focus of children's programmes and School Broadcasts.

27 May 2024: Search site. Department of History and Philosophy of Science. History of Medicine news. Hanna Rion and The Weekly Dispatch's twilight sleep crusade'. June 2023. Congratulations to Eleanor Taylor on her article in the latest issue of Medical

27 May 2024: their importance as currency in trading, tokens of identity and means to foster the legitimacy, accountability and value of research within a variety of contexts. ... These examples, I argue, illustrate the RGS's tailoring of geographical knowledge to

5 Apr 2021: Hacking, Ian. 2010. "Pathological withdrawl of refugee children seeking asylum in Sweden." Stud Hist Philos Biol Biomed Sci 41(4): 309-317. • ... Week 12: Psychiatry: Care or Control? Required reading: Stegenga, Care and Cure, Chapter 12 Additional

27 May 2024: Varieties and power of images in psychiatry and mental health care.

5 Apr 2021: 2010. "Pathological withdrawl of refugee children seeking asylum in. Sweden." Stud Hist Philos Biol Biomed Sci 41(4): 309-317. • ... Practice 22(4): 575-579. •. Week 12: Psychiatry: Care or Control? • Stegenga, Care and Cure, Chapter 12 • Tabb,

24 Jul 2023: SECTION B. 4 'Children and soldiers benefit from psychological insight during modern wars but it is psychology that benefits most of all.' Discuss. ... 12 'Psychiatry has a long past, but a short history.' Discuss.

24 Jul 2023: unobservable or unpalatable or both. As Freud said, ‘If mankind had been able to learn from a direct observation of children, these three essays [on the theory of sexuality] could have ... earlier production of Salvarsan and insulin? 9. “The victory

24 Mar 2023: The political astronomy of Sawai Jai Singh. Children's obligations to vaccinate, parents' obligations not to vaccinate. ... Part III Essay and Dissertation Titles Alice Ertl. Letting go of reluctancy: plurality and pluralism in psychiatry.

Two generations ago, there were virtually no ‘LD children’ in the United States. ... Not all stories are, of course, positive ones: divorce and family divisions also stalk families with children with disabilities.

5 Apr 2021: The children of progressive-minded donssuch as G. E. Moore’s became her charges, and others such as J. ... He has found anabsorbing vocation; he is being analysed, goes to lectures, classes in psychiatry(lunacy), and experiments in a lab.

3 March María Jesús Santesmases (CSIC, Madrid) Women and children first: imaging medical genetics, 1950s–1970s. ... 21 January Kathryn Schoefert (HPS, Cambridge). Research in psychiatry at a time of therapeutic optimism.

5 Apr 2021: and the ‘mentalcharacters of normal and defective children, primitive peoples and animals’.By 1913, students were being asked to write an examination essay on‘Dreams’ – so often the best index of ... In 1912, evenbefore his return to England in

2 March Leslie Topp (Oxford Brookes University) Architecture, psychiatry and the modernist mental hospital in early twentieth-century Austria. ... Elliott Sober, ‘Confirmation and Lawlikeness’. 27 January John Foster, ‘Induction, Explanation and

5 Apr 2021: Having spent a year atthe psychology laboratory at Würzburg (where he had heard nothing of Freud), Pearlater remembered his first contact with Freud, reading a paper by Bernard Hart whilestudying psychiatry ... analysis that Darwin himself was also a

11 June Garden Party. Psy Studies History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences Seminars are held on Wednesdays at 5pm in Seminar Room 1. ... 9 May Michal Shapira (Rutgers University). Children in hospital: attachment theory and

20 April Bernard Lightman (York University, Canada). Popularizing evolution: biographies and books for children. ... Psy Studies History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences Seminars are held on Wednesdays at 5pm in Seminar Room 1

5 Apr 2021: I think that my interest in psychiatry began very suddenly when, during the First World War,one evening I heard a short lecture on Freud's theory of dreams, given by ... ofleaves and plants, and, finally, the eugenicist Goddard's figures comparing the

children. In the French translation (1559), made by Guillaume Chrestien, physician in ordinary to the Duke of Bouillon, and subsequently to François I and to Henri II, the section on generation ... For more information, please contact Paul Dicken. 7.

5 Apr 2021: Through the study of cross-cultural,comparative linguistic and children’s ’classifications’ systems, Eleanor Rosch’sprototype theory proposed that classes are defined not by attributes orpredicates, but by central members, called ... 11. details

5 Apr 2021: England. Coming from the non-medical sciences, inspired by his friendsand colleagues in psychiatry to immerse himself in Freud's work, he unex-pectedly wrote a book - as much for his

health in ‘Silent Spring’ provoke negative criticism?  Depictions of children in Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring  Consumer perceptions of the health and safety of tinned foods in Britain, ...  Rachel Carson’s presentation of the risks to

Why we shouldn't critique the biomedical model of psychiatry (supervised by Anna Alexandrova). ... Jo Drury. Essays. Children on parade: a historical perspective on the ethnology of children in Victorian Britain (supervised by Richard Staley).

5 Apr 2021: as children to come oras waste material.

supervised by Nader El-Bizri). Dissertation Genetic engineering versus environmental engineering of children: is there an ethical difference? ... Dissertation History of psychiatry in Spain during the Spanish Civil War (supervised by German Berrios).

5 Apr 2021: SECRETS REVEALED: ALCHEMICAL BOOKS IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND. Lauren KassellUniversity of Cambridge. In 1688 William Cooper, a London bookseller, published A catalogue of chymicall books. For two decades he had collected these titles, locating,

Special. thanks also to the eager and sharp-eyed children, responsible for finding the. ... health, medicalisation and meaning-making in. children's literature. Dissertation: 'Feminist angst': defending a.

3. who left to spend more time with her children. Steve Kruse and Claire Wallace took up new posts as Museum Technicians and Alison Smith joined the team as Attendant.

I have any children?' - an exploration of the 'fertility' cases in Simon Forman's casebooks.

Lent Terms) organised by Jim Secord Psy Studies Seminar: History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, organised by John Forrester and Deborah Thom Cabinet of Natural History organised by Salim ... It proved to be the Museum’s