Phenomenology and Health

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Recorded15 Jun 2015

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A highlights video from the one-day conference Phenomenology is increasingly being employed as both a method of inquiry and a form of practice in a range of healthcare settings. This one-day conference brought together scholars of science and humanities and those engaged in phenomenological practice outside of academia to stimulate multi-disciplinary discussion around embodiment, illness, health and pain. In this highlights video we hear from Dr Andrew Papanikitas (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Science, University of Oxford) and Professor Anna Kirkengen (Norweigan University of Science and Technology).

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