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my article in @HistHum about treating ‘the vulnerable’ in prison via personality disorder - and the (dodgy) effects of this process
with althusser for good measure etc journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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@HistHum is thrilled to announce the details of its annual prize for early career scholars! This prize celebrates outstanding contributions to the field and offers a unique opportunity for early career scholars.
Deadline: March 28, 2025
Learn more: ow.ly/ZGRP50UlWS5
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Carolyn Steedman, 'Who reads Renan' 🔓
On Virginia Woolf as a historian and reading of Ernst Renan's Life of Jesus
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I talked about an essay based on part of my dissertation here!
We interviewed Libby O'Neil @libbyoneil27 about her essay ‘Thinking in Systems: Problems of Organization at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences and the Society for General Systems Research, 1950-1957’ for our website:
histhum.com/interview-libby-…
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Special Issue of History of the Human Sciences on ‘Film, Observation and the Mind’, edited by myself and Janet Harbord, is now available to read open access. #psychology #historyofpsychology #filmhistory #film #autism #neuroscience journals.sagepub.com/toc/HHS…
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The new @HistHum special issue on Sexology and Development, co-edited by @ChiaraBcc, Kate Fisher & Jana Funke, has just been published. Featuring articles by @AlisonM29608021, Fisher & Funke, @rovel_sequeira, Beccalossi, and Ryan M. Jones.
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If you’re an early career scholar working on anything connected to the history of the human sciences, consider submitting an essay for this prize. Deadline end of January 2024
Submissions to our Early Career Prize for 2023-24 are now open - the deadline for essay submissions is January 26 2024
More details here:
histhum.com/early-career-pri…
History of the Human Sciences retweeted
Submissions to our Early Career Prize for 2023-24 are now open - the deadline for essay submissions is January 26 2024
More details here:
histhum.com/early-career-pri…
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For more on history + epistemic commitments of Heterodox Academy + "viewpoint diversity", see @NicolasLanglitz + Clemente De Althaus "The moral economy of diversity: How the epistemic value of diversity transforms late modern knowledge cultures" @HistHum journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
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An excellent overview of a new special issue analysing everyday perspectives on Covid through the Middletown project and @MassObsArchive.
Interview: we spoke to @nobbyclarke31 about the Special Section he co-edited for History of the Human Sciences, 'Archiving the COVID-19 pandemic in Mass Observation and Middletown'
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Congrats to @HolmesMatthew99 for his latest article in @HistHum on Haldane's views on synthetic food! A great output from the @ERC_Research ARTEFACT project | @CRASSHlive @gloknoscentre journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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"There are many ways of knowing pandemics", begins @nobbyclarke31 in his editorial introduction to the special issue of @HistHum on the Covid-19 collections of @MassObsArchive. Read all about these ways of knowing here: journals.sagepub.com/toc/hhs…
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My article for @HistHum is out! I argue for the value of studying life after mental illness. I use the history of the Mental After-Care Association to demonstrate how a period of mental illness can be transformative even if symptoms cease tinyurl.com/48rh2bk4 #histpsych
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Michael N. Healey reviews The First Resort: The History of Social Psychiatry in the United States by @mpcsmith, which serves as a reminder of a time "when the radical seemed reasonable"
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CFP 'Connecting 3 Worlds: Health & Socialism in the Cold War' conference, Berlin, June 2023. Particularly interested in papers dealing with mental health/psychiatry and socialism. Deadline 20th March #histpsych #histmed #hstm #histsocialism connecting3worlds.org/call-f…
ALT Psychiatrist Frantz Fanon at the All African People’s Conference (AAPC), Accra, Ghana, 1958
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Interview with Nadine Weidman, guest editor of our @histhum special section on The American Psychological Society's #HoffmanReport in historical context #histpsych #histsci #ethicsinpsychology #waronterror #interrogation
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Reminder of our next hybrid CSHHH seminar tomorrow, Tue 7 Feb, 4pm: Prof Felicity Callard: 'Time, Loss, and Grief: Pieces from a History of the UK University's Present', SW105, Stenhouse Wing, Business School and you can also attend online (see: strath.ac.uk/humanities/scho… for link)
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'Recovery, Rehabilitation & Remission in #MentalHealth: Historical & Contemporary Perspectives' 1-day conference 3rd Nov @BirkbeckCIRMH organised by @Han_Blythe & @SarahVMarks @BirkbeckHCA register for free: eventbrite.co.uk/e/recovery-… #medhums #histmed
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A fascinating article on the Sante Fe Institute, libertarianism, and the social worlds of philanthropy journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…