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The Philosophy of Psychiatry Reading Group meets regularly throughout the academic year. Since 2008, we have also organized annual philosophy of psychiatry work-in-progress workshops, held at Lancaster, which bring together researchers working in the philosophy of psychiatry from across the UK.
The philosophy of psychiatry research cluster currently consists of Professor Rachel Cooper, our Honorary Research Fellows (Dr Sam Fellowes, Dr Hane Maung and Dr Floris Tomasini), and a number of PhD students working in the area.
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