In the 1980s, Americans grappled like never before with dementia, and specifically with Alzheimer’s Disease. This talk will return to this era with a historian’s eyes, asking specifically why families, and women in families, were viewed as the indispensable deliverers … Read more
Hosted by the Asian American & Diaspora Studies Program at Duke University, the one-day symposium explores connections and intersections between Medical Humanities and Asian American Studies. The keynote speaker is Dr. James Kyung-Jin Lee, the author of Pedagogies of Woundedness: … Read more
Date: Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024 from 5:30-7pm Location: Great Hall, Trent Semans Center at Duke Register to attend: https://t.e2ma.net/click/jdyvvi/z5e8rgf/bzlesp We live in an age in which we cede more and more of life to machines, raising questions for the practice … Read more
