The Routledge handbook of medical anthropology

Routledge

2016

XXIX-393 p.

Routledge handbooks

9781138015630

1. Introduction: Sign posts / Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright and Anita Hardon --2. Changing childhoods / Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright and Anita Hardon --1.1. Children with diabetes / Christine Dedding --1.2. Rare diseases in children in Italy / Alice Larotonda --1.3. Autism spectrum disorder in Vietnam / Vu Song Ha --1.4 Children's idioms of distress / Ria Reis --2. Sexuality and technology / Anita Hardon, Lenore Manderson and Elizabeth Cartwright --2.1. Feminizing the body / Panoopat Poompruek, Pimpawun Boonmongkon and Thomas E. Guadamuz --2.2. Body, sex, and diet in Mozambique / Arianna Huhn --2.3. Empowerment and the use of vaginal microbicides / Robert Pool --2.4. Donating semen in Denmark / Sebastian Mohr --3. The socialities of HIV / Anita Hardon, Lenore Manderson and Elizabeth Cartwright --3.1. Freedom Corner / Emmy Kageha Igonya and Eileen Moyer --3.2. Chronicle of a Mosotho boy / Ellen Block --3.3. Coming of age on the streets / Thomas Stodulka --4. Stresses in everyday life / Anita Hardon, Elizabeth Cartwright and Lenore Manderson --4.1. A cold of the soul / Junko Kitanaka --4.2. Psychoanalysis in Buenos Aires / P. Sean Brotherton --4.3. Promoting smoking in Indonesia / Mark Nichter and Mimi Nichter --5. Bodily resistances / Elizabeth Cartwright, Anita Hardon, and Lenore Manderson --5.1. Rebellion and co-morbidity / Megan Wainwright --5.2. Relatedness in anorexia / Megan Warin --5.3. Governing by complaint / Jessica Mulligan --6. The chronicity of illness and disease / Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright and Anita Hardon --6.1. Mass drug administration for neglected tropical diseases / Tim Allen and Melissa Parker --6.2. Diagnosis and the punctuated life-course / Carolyn Smith-Morris --6.3. Amputated identity / Narelle Warren --6.4. Facing up to breathlessness / Marjolein Gysels and Irene J. Higginson --7. Ways of caring / Elizabeth Cartwright, Anita Hardon and Lenore Manderson --7.1. Care, self-management and the webcam / Hilde Thygesen and Jeanette Pols --7.2. E-care in Kerala / Tanja Ahlin --7.3. Illnesses without a cause / Gesine Kuspert Hearn --8. Endings / Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright and Anita Hardon --8.1. Becoming old and frail in coastal Tanzania / Piet van Eeuwijk and Brigit Obrist --8.2. Alzheimer's disease in urban Brazil / Annette Leibing --8.3. Caring for corpses in Singapore / Ruth E. Toulson --9. Marketing medicine / Anita Hardon, Lenore Manderson and Elizabeth Cartwright --9.1. The compounding pharmacy in Brazil / Emilia Sanabria --9.2. Policing 'counterfeit medication' / Julia Hornberger --9.3. How a lifestyle product became a pharmaceutical specialty / Laurent Pordie --9.4. Cosmopolitan phytoremedies in Senegal / Alice Desclaux --10. The anthropocene / Elizabeth Cartwright, Lenore Manderson and Anita Hardon --10.1. Inuit health in a changing Arctic / Noor Johnson --10.2. Environmental pollution and allergies / Roberta Raffaeta --10.3. Reading the environment / Ben McMahan --10.4. Disastrous recovery / Vincanne Adams --11. Global vulnerabilities / Elizabeth Cartwright, Lenore Manderson and Anita Hardon --11.1. Medical travel / Andrea Whittaker and Chee Heng Leng --11.2. Health care along the US/Mexico border / Heide Castaneda --11.3. "I haven't paid this karma yet" / Susann Huschke --12. War, violence and social response / Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright and Anita Hardon --12.1. Honduras: Practicing wartime healing / Adrienne Pine --12.2. Does Sgt Pearson have PTSD? / Alexander Edmonds --12.3. Life in a state of fear / Meagan Wilson --12.4. Exhuming the disappeared / Rachel Carmen Ceasar --13. Genes, kinship and risk / Anita Hardon, Lenore Manderson and Elizabeth Cartwright --13.1. Direct-to-consumer genetic testing in China / Suli Sui and Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner --13.2. Harvesting umbilical cord blood / Simonetta Cengarle --13.3. Genetics, childhood development and kinship / Janice McLaughlin --13.4. Suicide and the epigenetic turn / Stephanie Lloyd --13.5. Techno-benefits and social risks / Barbara Herr Harthorn --14. How the logics of biomedical practice travel / Elizabeth Cartwright, Anita Hardon and Lenore Manderson --14.1. Humanistic obstetrics in Brazil / Eugenia Georges and Robbie Davis-Floyd --14.2. Entrepreneuring barren grounds / Trudie Gerrits and Viola Horbst --14.3. Surgery and the cultural politics of global health / Adia Benton --14.4. 'Safe burials' and the 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone / Raphael Frankfurter --14.5. Doctors Without Borders and the global emergency / Peter Redfield --vital signs: medical anthropology in the 21st century / Lenore Manderson, Anita Hardon and Elizabeth Cartwright

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