Analysing Dementia as it is Understood in the West
The following is my Summer 1 research report in which I have analysed the relevance of culture to patient experiences and peer understandings of dementia. I have also evaluated the role of social sciences in a context that is otherwise more immediately associated with the biosciences.
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Undergraduate Scholar, University of Durham
Student at Durham University studying Social Sciences. Staff-Student Representative. Undergraduate Laidlaw Scholar.
My research interests include gerontology, dementia, the social model of disability, and the epistemology of health.
In my spare time I enjoy creative writing and poetry.
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