This looks excellent! It was a pleasure to be one of the speakers at a #MedHums event in Fribourg a couple of years ago - the team there is doing great work.

Join us next month in Fribourg for our conference Medical Spaces in Cultural Studies, Architecture, Literature: Transdisciplinary Perspectives, generously funded by the @snf-fns.ch. With presentations by @annmarieadams.bsky.social, @marcakeller.bsky.social, and many more!

Join us next month in Fribourg for our conference Medical Spaces in Cultural Studies, Architecture, Literature: Transdisciplinary Perspectives, generously funded by the @snf-fns.ch. With presentations by @annmarieadams.bsky.social, @marcakeller.bsky.social, and many more!

Promotionsprojekt LitWiss/Medizingeschichte/Medical Humanities: Bei uns am Lehrstuhl für Medical Humanities in Fribourg ist eine Promotionsstelle (100%, 4 Jahre) im neuen SNF-Projekt von Prof. Martina King ausgeschrieben. Es geht um ärztliche Schriftkommunikation aus narratologischer Perspektive:

Ich freue mich sehr, dieses Semester bei der Vorlesungreihe „Literary Disability Studies“ des Offenen Hörsaals der FU Berlin mit einem Vortrag zu klinischen Räumen in der Literatur dabei zu sein. Mehr Informationen zur Reihe (& den Link zum Livestream!) gibt es hier: www.fu-berlin.de/sites/offene...

I wrote about GTE and medical humanities in Germany, and what this example might tell us about naming practices and linguistic hegemony in the medical humanities more broadly. Thanks to Jordan McCullough for the invitation and for being the best editor out there! thepolyphony.org/2024/11/28/g...

Job: 0,75-1 Akad. Mitarb. (m/w/d) "Institut für Ethik und Geschichte der Medizin" (Univ. Tübingen) http://www.hsozkult.de/job/id/job-142912 Tübingen, , Institut für Ethik und Geschichte der Medizin, Universität Tübingen, Bewerbungsschluss: 01.05.2024

I wrote for The Polyphony! :) Read my review of the three-day conference ‘Literary and Cultural Disability Studies: British and Continental Perspectives’, and why we need *multilingual* literary and cultural disability studies, here 👇 thepolyphony.org/2023/12/18/m...