...reviews
…plus The Valley of Astonishment; Boyhood; Utopia; and more reviews
Dirk Hanson takes a trip from Lewis Carroll to the modern day, via Huxley, Burroughs and others
… The Psychology Book; Start the Week; The Men Who Made Us Spend; The Human Zoo; and more reviews
…The Life Scientific with Professor Sir Michael Rutter; Incognito; Blurred Lines; and more reviews
…exploring epilepsy through art and science; The Examined Life; the meaning of life with Richard Herring; The Island with Bear Grylls; The Shock of the Fall; Vertigo Roadtrip; and more reviews
… and many more reviews, including the Beyond Seizures exhibition, burnout in sport, What the Thunder Said, and the Noba Project
… and the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including The Silence of Animals, trauma and creativity online guide, Psychology, Mental Health and Distress, and building a virtual brain.
plus the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including National Geographic, Inside the Animal Mind; the untold story of Milgram’s shock experiments; and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park
the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including the psychodynamics of film discussed in a review of Visible Mind: Movies, Modernity and the Unconscious
Martin Milton on André Carl van der Merwe’s novel Moffie
the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including Future Bright: A Transforming Vision of Human Intelligence by Michael E. Martinez, Jan Diederen’s documentary Synchronicity: Meaningful Coincidences and BBC?Four’s The Dark Matter of Love
the usual mix of book reviews and other media reviews, including a review of the ‘Thinking with the Body’ exhibition at the Wellcome Collection
The usual mix of books and other media reviews, including a review of Robin Rosenberg’s book Our Superheroes, Ourselves
the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including two films from the Cannes Film Festival
Chelsea Flower Show; Man of Steel; TED talks; The Human Swarm; secular Sunday service; reader recommends; and more in our broader ‘Reviews’ section
is psychology being taken for a ride?; pioneers; experiences of war; Being Human; A Box of Birds; Light Show; All in the Mind; and more
death of a soldier; blogs from Dorothy Bishop and Tal Yarkoni; ‘Brainstorm’ at Islington Community Theatre; Bedtime Live; plus exhibitions, apps and more
John Marzillier on Kevin Powers’ novel and what it can teach us about trauma