by Hearing the Voice | Oct 5, 2016 | Ideas & Opinions
Marco Bernini, our core member in Durham’s Department of English, reflects on the recent Amazon Echo UK commercial in this blog post. Marco directs our attention to the implications of personifying voices in technology. A few days ago Amazon released in the UK...
by Hearing the Voice | Aug 24, 2016 | Cultural & Media Events, HtV Events, Ideas & Opinions
Do you hear voices or have other unusual experiences and live in the North-East of England? Do you have an idea for a public dialogue event, film screening or panel discussion that explores voice-hearing from a personal, political, cultural or spiritual perspective?...
by Hearing the Voice | Dec 16, 2015 | HtV Publications, HtV Research, Ideas & Opinions |
Hearing the Voice is delighted to draw our readers’ attention to a collection of five articles on voice-hearing that has been published recently in The Lancet’s ‘Art of Medicine’ section. Written by Hearing the Voice researchers, the articles in the series explore the...
by Hearing the Voice | Sep 30, 2015 | HtV Research, Ideas & Opinions
Dr Jennifer Hodgson, lead researcher on our Writers’ Inner Voices study, writes: The students I teach, although very able literary critics, sometimes need reminding that the characters in the books that they are interpreting are not, in fact, real people....
by Hearing the Voice | Jul 23, 2015 | Cultural & Media Events, Guest posts, Hearing Voices Network & Voice Collective Events, Ideas & Opinions, Reviews
Lois Arkeley is a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at Teesside University. She writes: Earlier this month I attended the UK launch of In the Real by Conor McCormack at the Tyneside Cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne. My initial expectation was that the film would focus...
by Hearing the Voice | Jul 22, 2015 | HtV Research, Ideas & Opinions
Jennifer Hodgson, lead researcher on our Writers’ Inner Voices project, writes: Flow is that pleasurable state of complete absorption in the task at hand. It’s a kind of deep focus, where all else falls away, the mind stops its wondering, and you become...
