CPN Digest #129

Something for the weekend:

1. Helen Keller Conspiracy Theories Are Awash With Ableism
2. “Moving Worlds” Special Issue on Literature, Medicine, Health
3. My Research Is My Story: A Methodological Framework of Inquiry Told Through Storytelling by a Doctor of Philosophy Student
4. The Model Of Becoming Aware: disabled subjectivities, policy enactment and new exclusions in higher education
5. A longitudinal, narrative study of professional socialisation among health students (incl physiotherapists)
6. Whether a crisis of public health or public safety, is the best response increased surveillance?
7. Is there a philosophy of neuroscience?
8. Why Does Scientific Fraud Happen, and what would W. E. B. du Bois do about it?
9. All work and low pay: are we too devoted to our jobs?
10. How 19th-Century Activists Ditched Corsets for One-Piece Long Underwear(incl some very good comments)
11. A brief guide to the history of the NHS
12. How Derrida and Foucault became the most misunderstood philosophers of our time
13. AI could make healthcare fairer—by helping us believe what patients say
14. Postmodernism Trumps All: The World Without Facts
15. The impact of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in patients’ lives: The perception of the health professionals