Stories
- Article
Crime drama and the realistic cadaver
Today we are accustomed to the increasingly realistic look of dead bodies in on-screen dramas. Special-effects expert Hildegunn M S Traa reveals how crime and morgue scenes reflect the social idea of death.
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Befriending heavy breathers
Read the fascinating story behind the rare manual that helped volunteers on one of Britain’s first free telephone helplines to deal with masturbating callers.
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Acid and the sexual psychonauts
How LSD fuelled one woman’s journey of sexual self-discovery in the late 1950s.
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How ritual creates meaning
In a world that encourages us to quash our sense of wonder, ritual can help push away apathy and nurture life-enhancing creativity and imagination.
Catalogue
- Journals
I. A. M. C. journal.
- Books
I'M A TERMINAL CANCER PATIENT, BUT I'M FINE.
HILNAMADate: 2022- Archives and manuscripts
Correspondence I Hospitals A-M
Date: 1920s-1940sReference: SA/BMA/E.60Part of: British Medical Association- Archives and manuscripts
A.I.M. Newsheet, Melbourne
Date: 1956Reference: PP/GDR/F/5Part of: Dick-Read, Grantly- Books
Workmen's compensation / by Sir Arnold Wilson, M. P., and Professor Hermann Levy.
Wilson, Arnold Talbot, Sir, 1884-1940.Date: 1939-1941