While before-and-after photographs serve an important medical function in recording a physical journey, our research goes behind these images to understand patients’ journeys, including the emotional and physical journey they go through.
A Hidden Community: The Movement for Face Equality Facial disfigurement is a globally neglected human rights issue By Phyllida Swift...
Diminishing their Voices: Face Transplants, Patients, and Social Media A video showing a woman inside a spider monkey enclosure at...
History has Many Faces This is a post about the conditions in which I am able to research facial difference...
Image credit: Len Rubenstein In 2007, Carmen Tarleton was attacked in bed by her ex-husband, who broke into the home...
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, ‘Portrait of an Angry Man’ is written by Juliet Roberts. Juliet is a...
This blog post is part of our Emotions and Ethics series, following the webinar ‘Emotions and Ethics: the use and...
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, today’s blog on using historical photographs is written by Michaela Clark and includes...
The next installment of our Emotions and Ethics series is written by Beatriz Pichel, who is Senior Lecturer in Photographic...
The next blog in our Emotions and Ethics series is about teaching the history of sexuality with difficult images, and...