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Swansea / Université Grenoble Alpes Workshop: ‘Well-Being and the Humanities in Post-Covid Times’

by swanseahistory | Oct 18, 2021 | Events, History of Medicine, MHRC

Swansea’s Medical Humanities Research Centre (MHRC) is pleased to be collaborating with medical humanities colleagues at Université Grenoble Alpes as part of the broader strategic partnership between the two universities on the theme of ‘Resilience’. On Friday 22...

Historians and Pandemic Policies: What role should historians play?

by swanseahistory | Aug 25, 2021 | History of Medicine, Research

Earlier this summer, Dr Michael Bresalier organised and chaired a virtual roundtable with the Society for the Social History of Medicine on the role of historians and history in pandemic policies and policy-making.  The roundtable was organised to address a...
Learning to Live with Covid-19: Perspectives from Past Pandemics

Learning to Live with Covid-19: Perspectives from Past Pandemics

by swanseahistory | Jun 28, 2021 | History of Medicine, Public History, Research

Recently, Dr. Michael Bresalier gave two public lectures from a project he’s developing on “Learning to Live with Covid-19: Historical perspectives on how humanity adapts to epidemics”.   The first lecture, “Learning to Live with Covid-19: What can the history of...

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