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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Emma Williams talks to interesting people from the worlds of philosophy and the arts about mental health. Emma and her guests reflect on what different writers and thinkers would say on the topic of mental health, and gain new insights into the human condition. Inspired by Samuel Beckett's idea: 'you're on earth, there's no cure for that', this podcast series is created as part of Emma's research in philosophy and education at Warwick University. Funded by the British Academy and Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain.
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English
United Kingdom
3 episodes
since Oct. 30, 2020
episodic
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‘You can be alive, but have you taken on your life. Those are very very different things.'
– Sarah Beckwith, Katherine Everett Gilbert Distinguished Professor of English
In the third episode of the series, Emma talks to Professor Sarah Beckwith about mental health and the works of William Shakespea…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
‘Medicine is not a good model for so-called mental health, because there isn’t something really called mental health, people are more or less unhappy, more or less troubled, more or less feel their lives are not their own. And that needs to be addressed.’– Adam Phillips, PsychoanalystIn the first e…
‘A lot of the problems we’re seeing as mental problems and psychological problems are part of the human condition, and learning to live well with that seems to me what we should be looking for in terms of mental health.’
– Paul Standish, Philosopher
The second episode in the ser…
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