Programme
Saturday 28th April 2012, 4 University Gardens, University of Glasgow, Glasgow UK
9.30-10.00: Registration
10.00-10.15: Opening: David Shuttleton and Gavin Miller
10.15-11.15: Panel 1, Chair: Gavin Miller
Allan Beveridge: The History of Psychiatry: Some Personal Observations
John Callender: Psychopathic Personality: Analysis of the Concept
11.15-11.30: Break
11.30-13.00: Panel 2, Chair: David Shuttleton
Matthew Smith: Mixing with Medics: Interacting with Medical Health Professionals on their Turf
Andrew Gardiner: All Sources Great and Small: approaching the history of animal medicine
Iain Smith: Why Historicise?-Lessons from the study of addictive substances in the modern era
13.00-14.00: Lunch Break
14.00-15.30: Panel 3, Chair: Megan Coyer
Desmond Ryan: From the ‘therapy of the word’ to ‘concordance’: is the freedom of the patient the basis of the humanity of the doctor?
Jane Macnaughton: ‘Risking Enchantment’: how are we to view the smoking person?
Tim Thornton: Clinical Judgment and the Medical Humanities
15.30-16.00: Coffee Break
16.00-17.00: Plenary, Chair: Gavin Miller
Maria Vaccarella: ‘Narrative Epileptology: Theory into Practice’
17.00-17.15: Closing Remarks: Gavin Miller & David Shuttleton
This is a free event open to clinicians and academics (including students), but places are limited,
and we need to know numbers in advance. To register, please email the Project Assistant, Dr. Megan Coyer.