… However, what emerges from the ethnography presented in this chapter is the willingness of
… Seale- Feldman concludes with a discussion of the limits of the cross- cultural translation of …

… Hence, while in the ethnographic … for those responsible for implanting the hidden seeds of
unhappy lives in the afflicted person.As was explained in the group counselling session, a first …

… from Abu-Lughod’s ethnography of a Bedouin “honor” … of this phenomenology of cross-cultural
understanding for … reality of a young woman invisible, burying this lived experience under …

… This article provides insight into the ofteninvisible experience of the “supporting cast” in …
auto-ethnography. Examining the complexities of this cross-cultural and intergenerational event, …

… -19 epidemic, by using ethnography as a lantern (Biehl 2016)… Ethnography allows us to
extend our gaze beyond the target … placement services, or counseling) while reserving resources …

… The cross-cultural differences catalogued by Lillard explicitly … We appointed ethnographers
competent in the local language … We asked people whether the invisible other spoke in their …

… of an ethnographic … ethnography of mental health care in the Italian context that will
appeal in particular to practitioners and scholars in the fields of critical mental health, cross-cultural …

… psychiatry primarily viewed the cross-cultural through the prism of … Discussing the same
issue, for example, psychologist Bal … Following his ethnological and clinical research in Uganda, …

… Adolf Bastian, and German psychologist Wilhelm Wundt, who would be called the father of …
spots, but also hidden connections in our disciplinary present and thus opens up the present. …

… era of globalization where cross-cultural exchanges are the … cross-cultural awareness and
mental health counseling. Key … ways that are unconscious and invisible to local residents. …