Table of contents

Original articles

• ‘Workshops in healing’ for senior medical students: a 5-year overview and appraisal (28 January, 2014)

  John H Kearsley, Elizabeth A Lobb
• Empathy and integrative thinking: Talmudic paradigms for the essentials of a medical interview (24 January, 2014)

  John H Davidson
• Literature as an exploration of the phenomenology of schizophrenia: disorder and recovery in Denis Johnson's Jesus’ Son

  (24 February, 2014)

  Jay A Hamm, Bethany L Leonhardt, Rebecca L Fogley, Paul H Lysaker
• White coat, patient gown (31 March, 2014)

  Caroline Wellbery, Melissa Chan
• Art, antiquarianism and early anatomy (2 April, 2014)

  Clare E L Guest
• ‘Only connect’: the case for public health humanities (5 May, 2014)

  Lise Saffran
• Narrating the self-injured body (8 May, 2014)

  Amy Chandler
• Twist of taste: gastronomic allusions in medicine (9 July, 2014)

  Ritu Lakhtakia
• Anxieties of communication: the limits of narrative in the medical humanities (28 May, 2014)

  Claire Charlotte McKechnie
• Teaching medical humanities in the digital world: affordances of technology-enhanced learning (16 July, 2014)

  Sandra Joy Kemp, Giskin Day