39:26
Nature’s Experiments: Balzac, Brain Trauma and the Birth of Tragic Realism-Professor Andrew Mangham
32:14
Attending to Race, Place, and Care in the Critical Medical Humanities (Dr Arya Thampuran)
47:34
Rethinking Anne Brontë, Tuberculosis, and Victorian Medicine (Dr Claire O’Callaghan)
45:53
Subjectivity & Distributed Cognition in the Contemporary ‘Social Media’Novel (Dr Tyne Sumner)
34:39
Dynasties, Divinity and the Dark Ages in Medievalist Strategy Games (Dr Robert Houghton)
32:16
The Meteorology of the Mind: Atmospheric Analogies in Medieval Literature (Thomas Banbury)
36:34
The Humphry Davy Notebooks Project (Professor Sharon Ruston, Lancaster University)
28:25
Knowing/Feeling Contraception (Lisa Raeder, the University of Edinburgh)
39:04
What Do We Want From A.I.?: Artificial Intelligence as Medium, Genre, & Mirror (Dr Chris Eaket)
43:47
Why Paperback Books Matter to the Medical Humanities (Dr Gavin Miller)
47:37
Unburning Bridges: How the Medical Humanities Can Contribute to both Creativity and Knowledge
34:12
Lists, Literature and (Graphic) Medicine (Dr Anne Rüggemeier, the University of Freiburg)
34:11
Humour and Shame in the Medical Memoir (Dr Arthur Rose, the University of Exeter)
28:25
Imagining Illness in Jane Austen (Dr Michael Greaney, Lancaster University)
29:16
Intimate Violence and Disease in Nineteenth-Century Women's Writing (Dr Sophie Franklin)
31:54
Brave New Storyworlds: Literary AI Narratives in Contemporary Literature (Dr Curtis Runstedler)
34:45
Game-Life Writing: An Emerging Genre? (Dr Alistair Brown, Durham University)
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