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The Centre of the Body at Goldsmiths was established in 2012 in order to bring together scholars and practitioners from the humanities, social sciences and the arts who are working on and with the body.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
59 minutes
English
United States
5 episodes
since Jan. 24, 2013
episodic
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Arthur Frank has been writing about illness and the body since the late 1980s, when he wrote his first book At the Will of the Body, a memoir of critical illness, while also writing an omnibus review article Bringing Bodies Back In published in Theory, Culture, Society and subsequently expanded in…
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This talk is chaired by Prof Anna Furse who is currently embarking on a creative collaboration with Prof Nicola Clayton. This event promises to be of interest to arts/science collaborators in particular.icola Clayton is a Professor of Comparative Cognition in the Department of Psychology at Cambrid…
The Centre of the Body was delighted to host Theatre Director Jenny Sealey MBE and Live Artist Noemi Lakmaier for our third interdisciplinary dialogue Disability and the Artists Presence, supported by the Wellcome Trust.ealey and Lakmaier, each from a very different approach to performance, make si…
The second event in the series focuses on science and philosophy, inviting inspirational scientist and Nobel Laureate, Sir Tim Hunt, and leading philosopher of science, Professor Samir Okasha, to explore whether philosophy has a role in inspiring scientific innovation, and whether cultural percepti…
Crossing Neuroscience and the Humanities is the first event in the Exploring theBody: Interdisciplinarity in Practice series of the Centre of the Body. Nikolas Rose (Kings) and Lisa Blackman (Goldsmiths) discuss how we should or might respond as scholars of the humanities to the rising prominence o…
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