Pathologies of Solitude
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Wellcome-funded research project at @QMUL. Exploring health-related aspects of solitude in Britain from the late seventeenth century to the present.
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Don’t forget Thomas Laqueur’s online lecture, ‘Canines in Solitude: The Gaze of the Dog in Western Art’, on 30th May. Laqueur will be talking about the gaze of dogs as a defence against loneliness🐕 Queen Mary Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences Queen Mary University of London QMUL English & Drama School of History, Queen Mary University of London Register here: eventbrite.com/e/professor-th…
Really looking forward to Thomas Laqueur's public lecture on the gaze of dogs on Monday evening. One for ANIMAL HISTORY GROUP, Pet History since 1800 and @BasnTweets too, maybe?
📢Free webinar alert! 💻 Quinn Lewis School of History, Queen Mary University of London will be hosting Thomas' Laquer's ‘Canines in Solitude: The Gaze of the Dog in Western Art’ 30th May 6pm-7:30pm BST. Register on Eventbrite to attend 👉eventbrite.com/e/professor-th…
Over the past year we’ve held a series of workshops with Hackney Migrant Centre. Come along to our exhibition featuring some of the work produced during these workshops at The Old Church between 4th & 6th July. Opening times: 4th July: 4pm-6pm 5th July: 11am-4pm 6th July: 11am-4pm
Raging Sea is a celebration of art, poetry and storytelling by people with lived experience of #migration. It features works created in projects organised by Pathologies of Solitude in collaboration with Hackney Migrant Centre. Register here for free entry: eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
Join us for a celebration of poetry, artwork, performances & storytelling by people with lived experience of migration on 5th July at The Old Church. Performances will start at 6pm. 5pm-late. Free entry, but please register here: eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
Come join us on 5th July for an evening celebration of poetry, artworks, performances and storytelling by people with lived experience of migration. There’ll be food, drinks, music and DJs! 5pm - late, The Old Church. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
Our exhibition featuring work produced by people with lived experience of migration in workshops organised in collaboration with Hackney Migrant Centre is on this week! Come by The Old Church between 4th and 6th July. 4th July: 4pm-6pm 5th July: 11am-4pm 6th July: 11am-4pm
Join us for ‘Raging Seas’ celebration tomorrow! A celebration of art, poetry and storytelling by people with lived experience of migration, it features works created in projects organised in collaboration with Hackney Migrant Centre. 5pm-late. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
Head over to Stoke Newington tonight for Pathologies of Solitude 's Raging Sea: a free celebration of poetry, artworks, performances and storytelling by people with lived experience of migration. Register and find out more: eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
✨Join us tonight for an evening of poetry, performances, food, drinks and music✨ 💫Kids crèche 💫Food by local Caribbean caterers With Pathologies of Solitude and Singing Blankets, a project that combines musical exploration, sewing and ritual. eventbrite.com/e/raging-sea-e…
It's melancholy time! Published a post on the shared solitudes of 18th century celebs Elizabeth Carter and Catherine Talbot. Thanks Pathologies of Solitude for publishing! #History #eighteenthcentury #bluestockings #letters solitudes.qmul.ac.uk/blog/melanchol…
Need a breather during your busy week? Listen to Spaces of Solitude🎙️ -- a #podcast by Pathologies of Solitude. that focuses on places and experiences that invoke feelings of solitude. Learn more about these solitary places with the link below⬇️ ow.ly/T7nR50KqOkn
If you are interested in solitude from the humanities side, I have found these resources put together by the researchers at Pathologies of Solitude helpful and fascinating solitudes.qmul.ac.uk/research/