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Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
6 Number 3 December 1999
SPECIAL ISSUE
CULTURAL ASPECTS OF CANCER CONTROL AND PALLIATIVE CARE
Edited by Lenore Manderson
Editorial
New perspectives in anthropology on cancer control, disease and palliative care
Lenore Manderson 317
Original Papers
Evolutionary perspectives on diet and cancer
Cheryl Ritenbaugh 323
Funerals, big matches and jolly trips: ‘contextual spaces’ of smoking risk for Sri Lankan adolescents
Garrett Mehl, Tamsyn Seimon & Peter Winch 337
Emerging fears of cervical cancer in Northeast Thailand
Pimpawun Boonmongkon, Jen Pylypa & Mark Nichter 359
Gender, normality and the post-surgical body
Lenore Manderson 381
Soft truth: ethics and cancer in Northeast Thailand
Elizabeth S. Bennett 395
Cultural mediation in cancer diagnosis and end of life decision-making: the experience of Aboriginal patients in Canada
Joseph M. Kaufert 405
Dying in country: implications of culture in the delivery of palliative care in indigenous Australian communities
Jon Willis 423
Using quality of life endpoints in palliative care: the cultural implications
Alexandra M. Clavarino 437
Contents and Author Index, VOLUME
6, 1999
Acknowledgement of Peer Reviewers
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
6 Number 2 August 1999
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Indian psychoanalysis, patriarchy and hinduism
Bhargavi V. Davar 173
Taking time to smell the roses: accounts of people with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and their struggle for legitimisation
Simon Cohn 195
From the invisibility of miscarriage to an attribution of life
Jenny Littlewood 217
The use of photographs in mourning and bereavement and the anthropology of art
Ragnar Johnson 231
Rites of protection: child protection conferences as social transformation
David Goldberg 243
Colder than cool: disability and personhood among the Yupno in Papua New Guinea
Verena Keck 261
Book Reviews 285
Announcement 309
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
6 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1999
SPECIAL ISSUE
CULTURAL MODELS AND HIV/AIDS
Edited by ELISA J. SOBO
EDITORIAL
CULTURAL MODELS AND HIV/AIDS: NEW ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEWS
ELISA J. SOBO 5
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Beliefs about AIDS in five Latin and Anglo–American populations:
the role of the biomedical model
ROBERTA D. BAER, SUSAN C. WELLER, LEE PACHTER, ROBERT TROTTER, JAVIER GARCIA DE ALBA GARCIA, MARK GLAZER, ROBERT KLEIN,
TRACEY LOCKABY, JANICE NICHOLS, ROGER PARRISH, BRUCE RANDALL, JEANETTE REID, SUSAN W. MORFIT & VAN MORFIT 13
Why do Puerto Rican injection drug users inject so often?
MERRILL SINGER 31
‘Boy’ and ‘girl’: the AIDS risk implications of heroin and cocaine
symbolism among injection drug users
ROBERT G. CARLSON 59
Women as ‘sex workers,’ men as ‘boyfriends’: shifting identities in
Philippine go-go bars and their significance in STD/AIDS control
ERIC A. RATLIFF 79
Transforming AIDS: the moral management of stigmatized identity
LAURA D. STANLEY 103
RESEARCH BRIEFS
Rumor and gossip: social discourse on HIV and AIDS
LAURA C. SMITH, KENYA LUCAS & CARL LATKIN 121
Reckoning with ‘the sickness’: perceptions of AIDS risk and risk-reduction strategies among Puerto Rican adolescents who know PHAs
DELIA E. EASTON 133
INVITED ESSAY
Contesting ‘needs’: entitlement to welfare benefits for people with
HIV/AIDS in Lothian, Scotland
GURO HUBY 143
BOOK REVIEWS 153
ANNOUNCEMENTS 163
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
5 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1998
SPECIAL ISSUE
MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AT HOME:
CREATING DISTANCE
Edited by ELS VAN DONGEN & SYLVIE FAINZANG
EDITORIAL
ELS VAN DONGEN & SYLVIE FAINZANG 245
ORIGINAL PAPERS
The repatriation of anthropology: some observations on
endo-ethnography
ROB VAN GINKEL 251
Anthropology at home via anthropology abroad: the
problematic heritage
SYLVIE FAINZANG 269
Strangers on terra cognita: authors of the other in a
mental hospital
ELS VAN DONGEN 279
Resonating to pain: introspection as a tool in medical
anthropology ‘at home’
RIA REIS 295
Locating difference: a medical anthropology ‘at home’?
BERNARD HADOLT
311
BOOK REVIEWS 325
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: SWITZERLAND 331
CONTENTS AND Author Index, VOLUME
5, 1998
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PEER REVIEWERS
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
5 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1998
ORIGINAL PAPERS
‘Worms are our life’, part II: Luo children’s thoughts about
worms and illness
P. WENZEL GEISSLER 133
Interpretations of sickness and misfortune among Beja
pastoralists
FRODE F. JACOBSEN 145
‘I wish a happy end’. Hope in the lives of chronic
schizophrenic patients
ELS VAN DONGEN 169
Illness entities in West Africa
J. P. OLIVIER DE SARDAN 193
BOOK REVIEWS 219
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: THE NORDIC COUNTRIES 227
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 235
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
5 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1998
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Thai monks and lay nuns (mae chii) in urban health care
DAVID GOSLING 5
The indigenous psychiatry of Ladakh, part II: narrative and
metanarrative in the cultural control of dissociative states in the
Himalayas
JOHN CROOK 23
Fake malaria and hidden parasites—the ambiguity of malaria
SUSANNA HAUSMANN MUELA, JOAN MUELA RIBERA &
MARCEL TANNER 43
‘Worms are our life’, part I: understandings of worms and the
body among the Luo of western Kenya
P. WENZEL GEISSLER 63
The powers of nature
BRIAN MORRIS 81
BOOK REVIEWS 103
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: GERMANY 119
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 123
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
4 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1997
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Joking in a multi-disciplinary team: negotiating hierarchy and
the allocation of ‘cases’
DAVID GOLDBERG 229
Allocating value to gender in official American psychiatry,
part II: psychiatric training and practice
CHARLES NUCKOLLS 245
Eliciting local voices using natural group interviews
SUSAN BECKERLEG, GILLIAN LEWANDO-HUNDT, JEFFREY BORKAN,
KATHLEEN ABU SAAD AND LLANA BELMAKER 273
The indigenous psychiatry of Ladakh, part I: practice theory
approaches to trance possession in the Himalayas
JOHN CROOK 289
BOOK REVIEWS 309
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: THE NETHERLANDS 321
OBITUARY: CAROL MACCORMACK (BY KRIS HEGGENHOUGEN) 327
CORRESPONDENCE 329
CONTENTS AND Author Index, VOLUME
4 1997
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PEER REVIEWERS
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
4 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE: ANTHROPOLOGY OF CONTRACEPTION
Edited by ELISA J. SOBO & ANDREW RUSSELL
EDITORIAL
Contraception today: ethnographic lessons
ELISA J. SOBO & ANDREW RUSSELL 125
ORIGINAL PAPERS
'Looking after your woman': contraception amongst the
Airopai (Secoya) of western Amazonia
LUISA ELVIRA BELAUNDE 131
Ethnomedicine and world-view: a comparative analysis of
the incorporation and rejection of contraceptive methods
among Argentine women
ANATILDE IDOYAGA MOLINA 145
The meaning of contraceptive choice and constraint for
Hausa women in a northern Nigerian town
ELISHA P. RENNE 159
In accordance with nature: what Japanese women mean by
being in control
MARIKO JITSUKAWA 177
BOOK REVIEWS 203
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: FRANCE 211
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 218
Anthropology & Medicine
VOLUME
4 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1997
Editorial: the anatomy of a journal
SUSHRUT JADHAV 5
ORIGINAL PAPERS
A historical disorder: neurasthenia and the testimony
of
lives in Latvia
VIEDA SKULTANS 7
Psychopathology and its public sources: from a
provisional
typology to a dramaturgy of domestic sieges
MAURICE LIPSEDGE & ROLAND LITTLEWOOD 25
Allocating value to gender in official American
psychiatry,
part I: the cultural construction of the personality disorder
classification system
CHARLES W. NUCKOLLS 45
Self-disclosure and self-construction among HIV-positive
people: the rhetorical uses of stereotypes and sex
ELISA J. SOBO 67
Space and time in the lives of people with long-standing
mental illness: an ethnographic account
ELS VAN DONGEN 89
BOOK REVIEWS 105
COURSES IN MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: BRITAIN 113
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 119
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