CPN Digest #124

Something for the weekend:

1. From hermeneutics to heteroglossia: ‘The Patient’s View’ revisited

2. Post Qualitative Research - Reality through the Antihierarchical Assemblage of non-Calculation

3. Visualising the body: health professionals’ perceptions of their clinical drawing practices

4. The Phenomenology of Revisiting Lived Experience through Photographic Images: Memory Formation, Narrative Construction and Self-Empowerment

5. The heart in medicine, history and culture

6. Gendered exposures: exploring the role of paid and unpaid work throughout life in U.S. women’s cardiovascular health

7. Sarah Orne Jewett’s depictions of women in a changing medical profession: Nan Prince and Almira Todd

8. Sawbones: Clinical trials

9. The phenomenology of Maurice Merleau-Ponty entwines us, via our own beating, pulsing, living bodies, in the lives of others

10. The Future of Work: ‘Collaborative Configurations of Minds,’ by Lettie Prell

11. The time has come to take the self out of self-care

12. Philosopharmacology

13. Am I disabled?

14. Carrying as Method: Listening to Bodies as Archives

15. The disabled lockdown experience