Tag: psychological anthropology
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Mind the Culture, episode 2: What makes life meaningful?
In this episode, Eleni Kotsira (Alma Economics; Otherwise Magazine) is joined by John Loewenthal (SOAS; Keele University at the time of recording) and together they attempt to answer whether there is a meaning to life, and what this can be.…
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Mind the Culture, episode 1: What do you mean Psychological Anthropology?
In this episode, Meghna Roy (University of Oslo) is in conversation with Mayssa Rekhis (University of Gothenburg; programme director at the time of recording) and Thomas Stodulka (University of Münster) to explore the significance of psychological anthropology as a critical…
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Why go public with psychological anthropology?
The ENPA Task Force on Public Psychological Anthropology make the case for public engagement and introduce their upcoming podcast series, ‘Mind the Culture’. “What do you think public psychological anthropology is?”, a friendly stranger was once asked at a city bus…
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WiPS. Navigating Solidarity: The Shaping of Activist Affects, Jeannine-Madeleine Fischer, 30 January
We warmly invite you to the next ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar (WiPS)* on Thursday, the 30th of January at 5PM CET via Zoom. We are delighted to introduce this month’s presenter, Jeannine-Madeleine Fischer from University of Konstanz, who will share her work-in-progress titled: Navigating…
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WiPS. Shame, violence and the stigma machine: Reckoning with the ethics of forensic psychiatry, Piyush Pushkar, 19 December
We warmly invite you to the next ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar (WiPS)* on Thursday, the 19th of December at 5PM CET via Zoom. We are delighted to introduce this month’s presenter, Piyush Pushkar from University of Manchester, who will share his work-in-progress titled:…
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WiPS: Falling through the cracks? Cultural barriers and the underutilization of mental health services among Chinese international students in the UK, Maria Nolan, 28 November
We warmly invite you to this month’s ENPA Works-in-Progress Seminar (WiPS) on Thursday, the 28th of November at 5PM CET via Zoom. We are delighted to introduce this month’s presenter, Maria Nolan from SOAS University of London, who will share her work-in-progress…