Previous Maudsley Philosophy Group events

Details of previous Maudsley Philosophy Group events.
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First do no harm: reflections on gender dysphoria in children and young people (video)
Thursday 24th November, 6.00pm. Topic: First do no harm: reflections on gender dysphoria in children and young people Speaker: Dr David
Computational Psychiatry: A Pragmatist Perspective (video)
Computational Psychiatry: A Pragmatist Perspective 16 October 2022 [hybrid] Sam Wilkinson This event will be held in person (with the
What is Formulation in Psychiatry? (video)
What is Formulation in Psychiatry? 16 June 2022 [hybrid] Dr Gareth Owen This seminar aims to discuss what is meant
Identity or Diagnosis? Reflecting on Current Challenges for Psychiatry (video)
Thursday April 21st @ 18:00 [online] Topic: Identity or Diagnosis? Reflecting on Current Challenges for Psychiatry Speaker: Dr Chloe Saunders
Self-illness ambiguity and the role(s) of diagnoses (video)
Thursday March 31st @ 18:00 [online] Topic: Self-illness ambiguity and the role(s) of diagnoses Speaker: Dr Sanneke de Haan Socrates Professor
Conspiracism as strategy: QAnon, Politics, and Social Media (video)
Speaker: Dr Quinton Deeley Topic: Conspiracism as strategy: QAnon, Politics, and Social Media Thursday, 11th November 2021. 18:00 QAnon, an
Mediumistic experiences: phenomenology and implication for psychopathology (video)
Speaker: Dr Jianan Bao Topic: Mediumistic experiences: phenomenology and implication for psychopathology Thursday, 14th October 2021. 18:00 Altered self-experiences (ASEs)
The organic-functional distinction in psychiatry and neurology (video)
Topic: The organic-functional distinction in psychiatry and neurology Speaker: Dr Vaughn Bell Thursday 9th September 2021. 18:00 The functional-organic distinction
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