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Kathryn MacKay

00:05

Hello and welcome to FAB Gab. This is the podcast for the International Journal Feminist Approaches to Bioethics brought to you by FAB Network. My name is Kathryn Mackay and today I'm joined by Hilde Lindemann, formerly of Michigan State University. And we're discussing Hilde's paper, which is the fab plenary lecture from 2020 'Stories that Free Us'. Hello, Hilde.

Hilde Lindemann

00:28

Hello, Kathryn.

Kathryn MacKay

00:30

How are you?

Hilde Lindemann

00:31

I'm very well, it's lovely to be on the programme.

Kathryn MacKay

00:35

It's great to have you. I'm really excited that you joined us. Um, I guess to get us started, I noted that your paper was based on the plenary address from fab 2020. And I thought I would just start by asking you how you decided to speak on this topic.

Hilde Lindemann

00:53

Um, I often go back to Wittgenstein when I'm giving a paper. And he has such interesting things to say about language games and how they work. And so I started thinking about patients, and which language games they're excluded from, or they don't know how to play. And so I thought I'd write a paper about that.

FAB Gab Episode 14: Hilde Lindemann on Language Suburbs and Her Plenary Address