The Richardson History of Psychiatry Research Seminars held at Weill Cornell Medical College could be of interest to h-madness readers. The first lecture by Eugene Raikhel about “Pathological desire: addiction, psychosis, and evidence in contemporary Russia” will take place tomorrow (5 September 2018). Below you find the full schedule:
Fall 2018
The Richardson History of Psychiatry Research Seminar
Convenes on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays from September through May
2:00 PM Baker Tower Conference Room F-1200
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September 5
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Eugene Raikhel, Ph.D., University of Chicago
“Pathological desire: addiction, psychosis, and evidence in contemporary Russia” |
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September 19
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No Seminar – Yom Kippur
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October 3
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Chris Millard, Ph.D., University of Sheffield
“A history of the concept of “lived experience”: the politics of academic writing on mental health” |
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October 17
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Claire D. Clark, Ph.D., MPH, University of Kentucky’s College of Medicine
“The Deviance of Addiction Treatment” |
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October 31
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Issues in Mental Health Policy
Jennifer Michael Hecht, Ph.D., the New School “Poetry and History Against Suicide: The Place of Ideas in Preventing Suicide – and the Place of Preventing Suicide in Our Ideas” |
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November 7
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Greg Farr, MLIS, CA Austen Riggs Center
“Psychiatric Hospital on Main Street: History of the Austen Riggs Center, 100 Years” |
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November 21
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Jacqueline Rose Ph.D., Birkbeck University of London
“The Legacy: political protest and the denial of history” |
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December 5
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Stefanos Geroulanos, Ph.D., New York University
“Just Beyond the Pleasure Principle: Homeostatic Metaphors, W.H.R. Rivers’s Endangered Self” |
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December 19
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No Seminar — Holiday Party
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