Imaging is a central feature of diagnostic and treatment procedures, and of the patient experience. It is also a field tied to innovation cycles in biomedicine and to a transformation of the relationship between the… Read More »Imaging versus Anticipating the Patient’s Body in MRI’s early development
Pain is frequently described as a problem for representation, difficult to picture or articulate, frequently invisible and unprovable, a private experience which poses a problem for discourse itself. Recently, however, critics have begun to challenge… Read More »Representations of Pain
Content warning: This paper contains and discusses sensitive archival materials, such as medical records and photographs capturing psychologically and physically traumatised men. This paper investigates how traumatic experience of the Great War changed perception and… Read More »War Trauma in the Sketches of German Expressionist Artist Erich Heckel, 1914-1918