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 sychiatry
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DESCRIPTION:Bradley Lewis MD\, PhD\nAssociate Professor\nNew York Universit
 y's Gallatin School of Individualized Study\n\nWith response by Jason Rose
 nstock\, MD\, Professor of Psychiatry\, University of Pittsburgh\n\nAbstra
 ct: Narrative medicine and narrative psychiatry begin with a basic claim t
 hat narrative skills facilitate clinical practice: “good readers make go
 od clinicians.” This talk takes this claim seriously by considering how 
 reading about Ophelia (in a play called Hamlet) can be helpful for mental 
 health work today. We open from there to the larger interdisciplinary ques
 tions of “mad studies\,” “sanism\,” and “mad-positive” models 
 of mental difference.\n\nHealth Humanities Lecture Series of the Center fo
 r Bioethics & Health Law — This lecture is offered in conjunction with A
 iling Bodies\, taught by Kaliane Ung\, and in celebration of the new under
 graduate Certificate in Health Humanities.\n\nCatalog of Opportunities Eve
 nt
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SUMMARY:Caring for Ophelia: Literature\, Mad Studies\, and Narrative Psychi
 atry
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 _Mad_Studies_and_Narrative_Psychiatry
CATEGORIES:Lectures\, Symposia\, Etc.
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