This two-day meeting gathers together established scholars and early-career researchers to consider changes wrought in the broad interdisciplinary field of the history of the human sciences by new developments in the medical humanities, biological sciences, and literary/cultural theory. It aims: (1) to provide an overview of the field’s development –from the foundation of the journal History of the Human Sciences, which marked the beginning of … Continue reading The Future of the History of the Human Sciences Conference 7-8 April 2016