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Voice-Hearing

BBC Radio 4 - The Verb, Voice-Hearing

Ian McMillan examines voice-hearing with writer Charles Fernyhough and poet SJ Fowler.

Ian McMillan examines voice-hearing with Charles Fernyhough, writer and professor of psychology at Durham University, and poet SJ Fowler.

Ian McMillan's guests include Charles Fernyhough, author of 'Pieces of Light' (Profile). Charles is Professor of Psychology at Durham University, where he is leading the 'Hearing The Voice', an interdisciplinary research project that aims to better understand the experience of hearing voices.

The poet SJ Fowler celebrates the avant garde in his work and he has written a new piece for us inspired by the work of 'Hearing of the Voice'. Fowler's latest collection of poetry is 'Enthusiasm' (Test Centre).

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