Weekly Digest #122

Something for the weekend:

1. New book by Anders Ottosson - The Lost origins of Osteopathy and Chiropractic in European Mechanical Medicine and Physical Education, c. 1800-1950

2. Gilles Deleuze, Posthumanism and Foucault on the Beach

3. When This Professor Got Cancer, He Didn’t Quit. He Taught a Class About It

4. ‘It’s tempting to think that people living in pre-urban eras enjoyed healthier built environments. But in reality, crowding, solid fuel use, and limited design options meant that indoor air has been unpleasant for most of human history’ Link

5. Alive: An Alternative Anatomy by Gabriel Weston

6. Julian of Norwich, illness healing and Heidegger (incl works of Havi Carel)

7. Special issue: Practical wisdom in medicine

8. Indigenous African Philosophy as a Paradigm for Health and Social Care Research: A Philosophical and Methodological Discussion

9. What are your beliefs about the nature of reality? Discover your cosmic worldview with this short two-step interview Link

10. In Repair: The Reparative as Theoretical Mode and Structure of Feeling in Times of Crisis. An Outline.

11. Care as untranslatable

12. Bruce Baugh’s Philosophers' Walks reviewed by Tim Ingold Link

13. How COVID Pushed a Generation of Young People to the Right

14. All ecology is queer

15. A notable mnemonic for the bones of the wrist