The Art of Medical Anthropology: ReadingsSjaak van der Geest, Adri Rienks Het Spinhuis, 1998 - 421 pagina's |
Inhoudsopgave
The Field and History of Medical Anthropology | 3 |
Medicine as an Ethnographic Category The Gimi of the New Guinea Highlands | 23 |
The Diagnosis of Disease among the Subanun of Mindanao | 41 |
The Heart of Whats the Matter The Semantics of Illness in Iran | 56 |
Medical Discourse in Anthropological Context Views of Language and Power | 80 |
Dependency Theory in the Political Economy of Health An Anthropological Critique | 106 |
Chlorosis and Chronic Disease in 19thCentury Britain | 120 |
Disease Etiologies in NonWestern Medical Systems | 141 |
Culture Poverty and HIV Transmission The Case of Rural Haiti | 215 |
Culture Sex Research and Aids Prevention in Africa | 229 |
Culture as Excuse The Failures of Health Care to Migrants in the Netherlands | 243 |
Hinds Story | 261 |
On Being Sane in Insane Places | 282 |
The Illusion of Wholeness Culture Self and the Experience of Inconsistency | 296 |
Heart Surgery The Anthropological Implications of the Placebo Effect | 311 |
Understanding Medication in the Context of Social Transformation | 335 |
Comparative Studies of Health Care Systems in Three Chinese Societies | 165 |
Illness Classification and Treatment Choice Decision Making in the Medical Domain | 185 |
Suffering and its professional transformation | 199 |
The Study of AIDS | 369 |
Accountability of Anthropologists Indigenous Healers and their Governments | 383 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
AIDS American analysis anthropology approach associated authority become behavior believe biomedicine blood body called cause Chinese clinical concepts concern considered context continuity contrast course cultural decision dependency described diagnosis discourse disease distress doctors effect example experience expressed fact feelings fertility field function healing heart hospital human ideas illness important individual kind knowledge language less levels living meaning medical anthropology medical system medicine nature noted organization particular patients person physicians political population possible practice practitioners Press prevention problems production professional questions reference relations relationship response result role scientific sexual sick situation social society specific stress structure suffering suggest symbolic symptoms theoretical theory tion traditional treatment understanding University Western women workers