Charting shared advances across the emerging fields of medical humanities and health
humanities, this book engages with the question of how biomedical knowledge is …

This chapter examines a transdisciplinary research project that develops eye tracking
hardware and software for the purpose of art creation. Interdisciplinarity and …

Disability is a complex phenomenon whose definition and meaning are tied to the time and
space within which they are created. This means the phenomenon evolves with time and …

The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic represents an enduring transformation in health
care and education with the advancement of smart universities, telehealth, adaptive …

In her keynote address at the joint European Network in Ageing Studies (ENAS)/North
American Network in Aging Studies (NANAS) conference on 30 April 2017, Margaret …

WHAT IS KNOWN ON THE SUBJECT?: Eating Disorder (ED) education is predominating
taught through a DSM-V diagnostic criteria and clinically focused lens devoid of lived …

Abstract This chapter,“The Heart of the Matter: Love and Care in Health Humanities,”
investigates how the multiple meanings of the heart and of love can be brought to bear on a …

This final chapter closes the arc by suggesting approaches that address and possibly help to
resolve the intricacies of human communication. The interdisciplinary field of study of health …

The pedagogical use of performative research methods allows for the exploration of power
and intersectional oppressions that transform both audience and researcher. However, the …

This chapter investigates the capacity of the health humanities to give space to narratives of
experiential knowledge as a means of repair of the self through a re-presentation and …