When is consent not consent? Medical Ethics-in-Interaction
Dr. Hannah Shipman - School of English, HKU Abstract Informed consent is held as the ethical and legal bedrock of clinical practice and research involving humans, though there is ongoing […]
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Room CRT-7.45, 7/F, Run Run Shaw Tower, Centennial Campus, HKU
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Performing Afro Asian Martial Arts
by Dr. Zachary Price, Ph.D. (University of California, Los Angeles)
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Destiny Their Choice: Consent and Subjection in the Eighteenth Century Domestic Novel
by Dr. Brandon Chua (University of Queensland)
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Samuel Johnson, the Journey (1775), and the Terror of Sight
by Dr. Anne M. Thell (National University of Singapore)
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Feeling One’s Self: Onania and Eighteenth-Century Networks of Desire
by Dr. Leah Benedict (Washington State University)
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“Would it Get Some Wind for the Sailboat”: Christopher Knowles and Robert Wilson, Toward a Theatre of Neurological Difference
by Dr. Leon Hilton (University of Pennsylvania)
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Articulating Alternative Cultural Identities: Kuo Pao Kun’s Multilingual Theatre Praxis in Singapore
by Dr. Lim Wah Guan (Bard College)
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Map-able: The Turn to the Map in Contemporary Fiction and Culture
by Dr. Elizabeth Ho (Lingnan University)
