Todd Meyers
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new book GONE GONE @dukeuniversitypress | Prof @mcgill_ssom | writing, rep. John Ash (London) + Julie Flanagan (NYC) CAA
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Joined February 2022
RT @RemarqueNYU: A still from last night's event at Remarque, ending the semester with @totomcgee and @meghanor on reckoning with grief and….
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RT @AdamsAnnmarie: What a crowd @mcgill_ssom tonight to launch @totomcgee 's extraordinary book Gone Gone 🎉
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RT @DukePress: The @nytimes says @totomcgee's new book "Gone, Gone" is a stand-out among many books on the opioid crisis. Molly Young says….
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RT @RemarqueNYU: Please join us on May 14 to hear Todd Meyers on his new book, Gone Gone, in conversation with Meghan O'Rourke. RSVP requi….
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RT @DukePress: Catch our authors at in-person and virtual events in Canada, the US, the UK, & the Caribbean this month! ..
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RT @mcgill_ssom: We are delighted to announce that Meygan Brody (M.D. class of 2026) has been awarded a 2025 @cshm_schm Hannah Studentship….
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My review of Maggie Nelson's Pathemata, Or the Story of My Mouth (Wave Books, 2025) in @TheLancet @mcgill_ssom @McGillMed.
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Nearly a century has passed since writer Virginia Woolf alerted us to the breakdown of language when confronted with pain. Woolf noted that words provide an endless resource for those who dream or...
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a wonderful new title in the "Theory in Forms" series!.
In "An Unformed Map," @philjanzen traces the intellectual trajectories of Caribbean people who joined the British & French colonial administrations in Africa between 1890 & 1930. Read the introduction for free on our website now! #History #BlackStudies.
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RT @McGillNewsMag: In his new book Gone Gone, Todd Meyers, McGill’s Marjorie Bronfman Chair in Social Studies of Medicine, goes beyond the….
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"Place and Psyche" Roundtable (Montréal, April 2, 2025)
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Roundtable, April 02, 2025 2:30 – 4:30 PM McGill University Department of Social Studies of Medicine 3647 Peel (Room 101) Montréal QC Place and Psyche Elena Vogman (Bauhaus-Universität, Weima…
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RT @mcgill_ssom: We are so very sad about the passing of our Associate Member Jonathan Sterne, from McGill's Department of Art History and….
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RT @DukePress: We are mourning the loss of Jonathan Sterne: author, editor, contributor, mentor, and friend. https….
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RT @DukePress: "Gone, Gone" by Todd Meyers @totomcgee uses a blend of prose, poetry, and ethnography to reckon with grief in the face of ov….
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RT @DukePress: Among the great new books we have coming out this month is "Gone Gone" by Todd Meyers. #Anthropology #MedicalHumanities.http….
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RT @DukePress: Authors holding in-person and virtual events in March include @totomcgee, @MayaAngelaSmith, @HufferLynne, @LMGM, @blackfaure….
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RT @DukePress: Save 30% on #NewBook "Gone Gone" by Todd Meyers , which blends prose, poetry, and ethnography to reckon with grief in the fa….
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RT @nybooks: “Soon enough, what seems sublime in nature will be radioactive. The endpoint of history, in these artists’ account, is a world….
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Eighty years on, the survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki—known as the hibakusha—still shoulder a unique suffering: they endured the explosions and have
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