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Eros of Illness; Biology, Culture and The Desire to Heal

Presented By Human Biology, English Department and the Stanford Medical School


When: October 24, 2006 - 5:15pm
 
Where: Cantor Arts Museum Auditorium

Stanford University

Stanford, CA
 
To Register:
 
Email: rduby@stanford.edu
 
Fee: No Fee
 
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Speaker: Dr. David Morris, Professor at University of Virginia

Please join David in discussion as he explores relations between Eros and Illness. The intersections of culture and biology were his implicit subject in The Culture of Pain (1991) and later, explicitly, in Illness and Culture in the Postmodern Age (1998).

His interest in narrative nonfiction is reflected in his role as founding co-director of the annual Taos Writing Retreat for Health Professionals. David won a PEN prize for The Culture of Pain and a Gottschalk Prize for Alexander Pope: The Genius of Sense (1984). Investigating a variety of topics from light to ethics, he is co-editor of Narrative, Pain, and Suffering (2005) and a recent essay focuses on Modernist painter Amedeo Modigliani.

A short, pre-seminar reading is available in Human Biology, Bldg 80 (Robyn Duby) and in the English Department, Bldg 460, Room 201.

 

No registration is required.

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