What's behind the symptom? : on psychiatric observation and anthropological understanding
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書誌事項
What's behind the symptom? : on psychiatric observation and anthropological understanding
（Theory and practice in medical anthropology and international health / a series edited by Libbet Crandon-Malamud, v. 6）
Harwood Academic, c2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 251-271) and index
Translated from the Spanish
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book addresses the traditional perception of symptoms and whether they are physical signs of illness or symbolic and cultural forms of expression. The research presented here examines contemporary psychiatric knowledge, medical anthropology, and the fields of psychiatry/psychology to find answers regarding the interpretation of symptoms. This book also offers critical analyses of Freud, Kraepelin, Foucault, Barthes and Peirce, among others, as part of its critical framework.
目次
What Is Behind the Symptom. On Psychiatric Observation The Dream of Biomedical Psychiatry. Kraepelin Versus Freud: A Retrospective. Neo-Kraepelinism (I): Nosologies. Neo-Kraepelinism (II): Epidemiologies. The Limits of Psychiatric Observation. and Anthropological Understanding. Toward an Anthropology of Symptoms (I): Four Pre-interpretive Approaches. Toward an Anthropology of Symptoms (II): Hermeneutics and Politics. Semiotic Incursions. Ethnographic Interpretations: Symptoms, Symbols, and Small Worlds. The Limits of Ethnographic Interpretations.
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