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Mental Health and the Brain: Student Information

Mental Health and the Brain:
A Discussion
Fall, 2008
 
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General course principles

Mental Health and the Brain: Home Page

Mental Health and the Brain:
A Discussion
Fall, 2008

a course at Bryn Mawr College and associated public conversation

 

Schedule

Reading Three Guineas

Notes for Day 2 of Critical Feminist Studies

Woman's Education, Professionalization...and War-Making?
Reading Virginia Woolf's 1938 essays, Three Guineas

Choices and Constraints: How We Decide

Fall 2008 Working Group On
"Choices and Constraints: How We Decide"

Sponsored by the Center for Science in Society and
The Social Science Center @
Bryn Mawr College, Dalton 212E,
1-2 p.m. on alternate Thursdays

Reading Culture: A Nudge in the Direction of Doubt

Anne Dalke
July 31, 2008

Brain Behavior Institute - Session 19

BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR INSTITUTE 2008

The Brain: Significance for Education?

Review

Brain Behavior Institute - Session 17

BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR INSTITUTE 2008

The Unconscious/I-function/Story Teller, Intuition/Rationality, Learning/Memory,
Human Differences: Their Origins and Significance

The Three Loops

Review:

 

Making Sense of Depression

 

 

Making Sense of Depression

 

 

"These days, most people think of depression in terms of a contemporary pharmacology-based 'medical model', the core of which is the idea that depression is an 'illness' resulting from 'chemical imbalances'."

 

"You cannot gain pleasure from anything. That's famously the cardinal symptom of major depression... You're mind is leached until you seem dim-witted even to yourself... You lose the ability to trust anyone, to be touched, to grieve. Eventually, you are simply absent from yourself."

 

Brain Behavior Institute - Session 13

 

K-16 Education: Bridging the Two Cultures Divide?

Minisymposium 2008 on K-16 Collaborations

Science and Humanities Education: Learning From Each Other?

Friday, 25 July 2008
8:30 am to 1 pm

Bryn Mawr College
Science Building Room 100

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