Previous Maudsley Philosophy Group events

Details of previous Maudsley Philosophy Group events.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge on Proto-psychiatry
Prof Neil Vickers Professor of English Literature and the Health Humanities at King's College London, and co-director of the Centre for
The Phenomenology of Social Distancing
Prof Havi Carel Professor of Philosophy, University of Bristol Wednesday, 18 November 2020. 18:00 To register for the free event,
Hallucinations as a Reality
Prof Markus Gabriel Chair of Epistemology, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, University of Bonn Director of the International Centre for Philosophy
Power, Personality & Populism conference 2021
(Part 2 and 3 can be viewed via our Youtube channel) 'Power, Personality & Populism' was a half-day conference with
Hacking’s Theory of Looping
Prof Alexander Bird Sowerby Professor of Philosophy & Medicine, King's College London Hacking’s Theory of Looping Wednesday 28 April 2021.
Precedent autonomy and shifting identity in bipolar: metaphor; justification; philosophical impact?
Dr Tania Gergel Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow, KCL/Maudsley Philosophy Group trustee Precedent autonomy and shifting identity in bipolar: metaphor;
Feeding & eating disorders as disorders of embodiment and identity
Prof Giovanni Stanghellini Professor of Dynamic Psychology & Psychopathology, Chieti University 06 November 2019 Giovanni Stanghellini is Founder and President of
Updating the Biopsychosocial Model
Prof Derek Bolton Professor of Philosophy & Psychopathology, King's College London 03 October 2019
Conceptions of Self and Metamorphosis in Greek myth
Prof Esther Eidinow, University of Bristol, Dept of Classics 6.00pm Boardroom, IoPPN
Athenian Hubris
Hubris in Democratic Athens
Prof Hugh Bowden IoPPN, 04 April 2019 Professor Hugh Bowden of Ancient History, King's College London, speaks on one of
‘I am’ and ‘It is’: Reflections on the Embodied Subject
Professor Raymond Tallis 31 January 2019 "Human beings are neither disembodied spirits nor ghosts in biological machines. We are, as
Mental Disorder and Autonomy: Classical and Romantic Perspectives
Dr Gareth Owen 1 November 2018 Psychiatry has long attracted interpretations from cool, detached perspectives valuing objectivity (Kraepelin, Freud, Beck,