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Ashmolean to host seminar on the human heart

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The Ashmolean Museum is to host a public seminar tomorrow (Tuesday 26 November) on the theme of the human heart.

Leading academics from a variety of disciplines in the arts and humanities and medical sciences will contribute to the seminar in discussions which range from conceptions of 'The Medieval Heart' in literature and philosophy to 'The Living Heart' in health and the progress being made in the cutting-edge field of medical imaging.

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