Based on a qualitative study of lived experiences of people living with HIV/AIDS in China,
this article explores the role of time—in particular, time as lived (or, perceptual time)—in …

This essay is a kind of prolegomenon to an anthropologically informed phenomenology of
chronic pain, and has the wider purpose of establishing the potential fruitfulness of a deeper …

В фокусе внимания статьи находится ребенок, нуждающийся в паллиативной помощи-
пациент с тяжелым, часто полисистемным заболеванием, порой не предполагающим …

Abstract “Food is relationships isn't it,” Yamada san stated in 2017, neatly capturing the
importance of food in social life. This article, drawing on the experiences of people with …

This dissertation examines Karimojong ethnomedicine, focusing on maternal therapeutic
decision-making and the healing work of indigenous practitioners. Political and …

We draw on a study of a church-run community home-based care organization in Swaziland
to explore how individuals living with HIV perceived caregivers' impact on well-being. Our …

Reiki practice is a hands-on-healing method with spiritual foundations that travelled from
Japan to the West in the 1930s. Since that time it has rapidly grown in popularity and has …

While the early view of hunger as the product of a world population too large to sustain has
largely been eliminated, and the mainstream international community has come to accept …

An Ethnographic Account of Reiki Practice in Britain is the result of 14 months of
ethnographic research. This study, while filling a gap in the qualitative literature on Reiki …

Based on 13 months of ethnographic research, this dissertation documents how the people
of Tautu, Vanuatu incorporate the global flows of biomedicine and Christianity into their local …