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Mrs. Eva Willis at desk
No full textMrs. Eva Willis at deskhttps://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_wdsmithphotography/4042/thumbnail.jp
A Posthuman Perspective on Nursing: In Conversation with Jamie Smith and Eva Willis
No full textThis article is an edited version of an online discussion between the editors of this Special Issue, Jamie Smith, and Eva Willis. Jamie is a nurse and sociologist who presented a paper on critical posthumanism and ‘person-centered care’ in nursing at the ‘Medical (Post)Humanities?’ conference held in April 2022. His consideration of nursing practice through a posthuman lens dovetailed with our own interests in the intersection between critical posthumanism and the practices of medicine and this interview stems from the meeting of these concerns. As a sociologist and practicing nurse trained in Germany, Eva Willis offered another perspective on the intersection of posthuman theory and clinical practice, expanding the conversation beyond the British context. The editors met to interview Eva and Jamie online (via GoogleMeet) on August the 17th 2022 and spoke for just under 2 hours. The conversation covered questions about what ‘posthumanism’ means in a clinical space (and how it can be translated across settings), how it informs notions of ‘care’ and ‘death’, and whether it can challenge prevailing ‘evidence-based’ and ‘person-centred’ paradigms operating in medicine. 
A Posthuman Perspective on Nursing: In Conversation with Jamie Smith and Eva Willis
No full textThis article is an edited version of an online discussion between the editors of this Special Issue, Jamie Smith, and Eva Willis. Jamie is a nurse and sociologist who presented a paper on critical posthumanism and ‘person-centered care’ in nursing at the ‘Medical (Post)Humanities?’ conference held in April 2022. His consideration of nursing practice through a posthuman lens dovetailed with our own interests in the intersection between critical posthumanism and the practices of medicine and this interview stems from the meeting of these concerns. As a sociologist and practicing nurse trained in Germany, Eva Willis offered another perspective on the intersection of posthuman theory and clinical practice, expanding the conversation beyond the British context. The editors met to interview Eva and Jamie online (via GoogleMeet) on August the 17th 2022 and spoke for just under 2 hours. The conversation covered questions about what ‘posthumanism’ means in a clinical space (and how it can be translated across settings), how it informs notions of ‘care’ and ‘death’, and whether it can challenge prevailing ‘evidence-based’ and ‘person-centred’ paradigms operating in medicine
Willis E. and Eva Lewis Family
No full textWillis E. and Eva Lewis of Roosevelt, celebrate Thanksgiving with their family. Their children are Margaret, Edna, Minnie, Agnes, Chlora, Georgia, Russel and James
Willis E. and Eva Lewis Family
No full textWillis E. and Eva Lewis of Roosevelt are pictured with their children, Margaret, Edna, Minnie, Agnes, Chlora, Georgia, Russell and James
Interpreting Mozart: The Performance Practice of his Piano Pieces and Other Compositions by Eva Badura-Skoda and Paul Badura-Skoda
No full textWillis reviews and critiques Eva and Paul Badura-Skoda\u27s 2009
I Remember column in which author Eva LaPlante writes of her visits to sites a
No full textI Remember column in which author Eva LaPlante writes of her visits to sites associated with E. B. White and his book Charlotte\u27s Web
Eva Murray, author of Well Out to Sea , has been a resident of Matinicus Island
No full textEva Murray, author of Well Out to Sea , has been a resident of Matinicus Island since she moved there to teach at the island\u27s one-room schoolhouse in 1987. She discusses the differences between writing from an island and writing about an island as well as her efforts to dispel some stereotypes and myths about Matinicus through her writing
Eva Westcott
No full textEva WestcottTo order a reproduction, inquire about permissions, or for information about prices see:
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Eva Gabor, film actress
No full textEva Gabor, film actress.To order a reproduction, inquire about permissions, or for information about prices see:
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