History has Many Faces: researching histories of facial surgery
History has Many Faces This is a post about the conditions in which I am able to research facial difference...
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Portrait of an Angry Man – or not?
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, ‘Portrait of an Angry Man’ is written by Juliet Roberts. Juliet is a...
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Picturing Death: Dealing with Post-Mortem Images
This blog post is part of our Emotions and Ethics series, following the webinar ‘Emotions and Ethics: the use and...
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Why We Should Think About Touch – Using Historical Photographs
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, today’s blog on using historical photographs is written by Michaela Clark and includes...
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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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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...