Our collective organizes a regular work-in-progress seminar for graduate students and faculty, and it also organizes workshops/conferences ("Anatomies of Melancholy", April 2006; "Patients' Tales", April 2007, "Mirrors of Melancholy", October 2007, "The Sex of Angels and... Young Persons", April 2009,"Binds, Bonds, and Bands", April 2010, "Imaging and Imagining the Body"), with the participation of researchers from other universities.
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Welcome to web page of
the Research Collective for
History of Medicine at the University of Victoria
The UVic History of Medicine research collective is interdisciplinary and interdepartmental, with the goal of joining ideas and work that pertain to history of medicine and to the definition of the discipline. The collective welcomes students, professors, researchers and members of the community. It coordinates existing work at and around UVic in History of Medicine, including presentations and debates.
Our upcoming Symposium is
APRIL 2, 2011
BABY TALK
In collaboration with CECRP (Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy), an Interdisciplinary and Disciplinary Explorations of
The Languages of Infancy
Download Poster/Program here
11 speakers, 4 faculties, 6 departments and plenty of debates!
Looking forward to seeing you in Clearihue A 203 9:30-5, April 2, 2011!
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Past events:
In collaboration with Roberto Lopresti (University of Palermo), a panel at the Congress of PNRC the Pacific Northwest Renaissance Society (Victoria, October 23-26 2010) on Vesalius: the Cutting Edge of Anatomy (16-18th c.)
Mini-conference
Imaging and
Imagining
the Human Body
April 24, 2010
Program
Mini-conference in collaboration with Help-Uvic/ REACH, January 8 2010
Binds, Bonds, and Bands
Grace and Discipline
in ancient conceptions of childhood Download the program/poster
Mini-Conference 25 April 2009
The Sex of Angels and ... Young Persons
Mini-Conference 24 April 2006
Anatomies of Melancholy
Mini-Conference 21 April 2007
Patients' Tales: Narrations and Representations from the Other Side of Medicine. In collaboration with Eric Nelson (nelsoned@plu.edu) of Pacific Lutheran University in Seattle (www.plu.edu).
International Conference 5-8 October 2007 Mirrors of Melancholy: Models History and Reception. In collaboration with the IUHMSP in Lausanne.
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