Who Cares? The ethics and emotions of historical medical photography
The next installment of our Emotions and Ethics series is written by Beatriz Pichel, who is Senior Lecturer in Photographic...
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Teaching the History of Sexuality with Difficult Images
The next blog in our Emotions and Ethics series is about teaching the history of sexuality with difficult images, and...
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Entwined practices: ethical engagements with medical photography in historical enquiry
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, this guest blog on medical photography in historical enquiry is written by workshop...
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Attentive Looking
Part of our series resulting from and reflecting on the webinar ‘Emotions and Ethics: the use and abuse of historical...
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Emotions and Ethics: the use and abuse of historical images
Visual representation is key to many themes of AboutFace. Our work on face transplantation necessarily exposes us to medical images...
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The campaign for ‘face equality’, 2008-2020: origins and highlights
Our final blog for Face Equality Week 2020 is a history of the campaign for face equality. It is written...
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Emotion, Lived Experience and Caring in AboutFace
The Thursday installment of our Face Equality Week blogs comes from the project’s Research Associate, Victoria Hoyle. Emotion, Lived Experience...
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Moebius Syndrome and Face Equality
Our next Face Equality Week blog is on Moebius Syndrome and face equality. It is written by Jonathan Cole, a...
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Daring to be different
Dr Amanda Bates, CPsychol, is a Patient Experience and Public Involvement Lead in the Centre for Health Services Studies at...
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The challenges of living with an unusual appearance: What do we know, why don’t we know more and where do we go from here?
Our second Face Equality Week blog is on the subject of living with an unusual appearance, and is written by...