[图书][B] The “other” of Culture in Psychosis
E Corin - 2007 - books.google.com
When asked to speak about their first psychotic experience, patients interviewed in Québec
could hardly find the words to describe what had happened to them:“I was confused, I was …
could hardly find the words to describe what had happened to them:“I was confused, I was …
Exploring culture, subjectivity and psychosis
I Lambrecht, M Taitimu - Experiencing psychosis, 2013 - api.taylorfrancis.com
Our concern in this book is how we go about the business of understanding and relating to a
range of extra-ordinary human experiences. The particular experiences that concern us here …
range of extra-ordinary human experiences. The particular experiences that concern us here …
Escape, enlightenment and endurance: Narratives of recovery from psychosis
H Thornhill*, L Clare, R May - Anthropology & Medicine, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
This paper reports findings from a study which analysed the narratives of individuals who
described themselves as recovered or recovering from psychosis, a term referring to …
described themselves as recovered or recovering from psychosis, a term referring to …
Shadows of culture in psychosis in south India: A methodological exploration and illustration
E Corin, R Thara, R Padmavati - International Review of Psychiatry, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
Transcultural studies suggest a possible influence of culture on the course and outcome of
schizophrenia. However, the notion of culture remains ill-defined in these studies; most …
schizophrenia. However, the notion of culture remains ill-defined in these studies; most …
Anthropology and psychoanalysis: Explorations at the edges of culture and consciousness
TM Gammeltoft, LB Segal - Ethos, 2016 - JSTOR
Psychoanalysis as an interpretive strategy aims to include the repressed and despised no
less than the exalted and approved, and especially to focus attention on that which, by virtue …
less than the exalted and approved, and especially to focus attention on that which, by virtue …
Back from the edge of existence: A critical anthropology of trauma
R Lester - Transcultural psychiatry, 2013 - journals.sagepub.com
How do local responses to trauma articulate with understandings of subjectivity,
personhood, and meaning making? What therapeutic mechanisms seem to be at play? And …
personhood, and meaning making? What therapeutic mechanisms seem to be at play? And …
Identity, disability, and schizophrenia
S Estroff - The problem of chronicity. I: S. Lindenbaum & M. Lock …, 1993 - degruyter.com
A great deal of ink has been spilled debating the roles of sociocultural factors as
conspirators that cause disease and affliction (Dunham 1968). Far less attention has …
conspirators that cause disease and affliction (Dunham 1968). Far less attention has …
Finding meaning in first episode psychosis: Experience, agency, and the cultural repertoire
JA Larsen - Medical anthropology quarterly, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
The article examines individuals' attempts to generate meaning following their experiences
with psychosis. The inquiry is based on a person‐centered ethnographic study of a Danish …
with psychosis. The inquiry is based on a person‐centered ethnographic study of a Danish …
Cultural phenomenology and psychiatric illness
TJ Csordas - … , critical neuroscience, and global mental health, 2015 - books.google.com
The title of this chapter evokes the common ground between anthropology and psychiatry,
and by extension suggests Edward Sapir's (1932) enduringly astute essay on this topic …
and by extension suggests Edward Sapir's (1932) enduringly astute essay on this topic …
[引用][C] Living through a staggering world: The play of signifiers in early psychosis in South India
E Corin, R Thara, R Padmavati - … Studies in Medical …, 2004 - Cambridge University Press