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'This restriction of expression': migration, social catastrophes, and psychiatry in Cold War Taiwan. [PDF]
Med HistWang WJ, Yin YJ.
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Ethnopsychology in the Bismarck Archipelago: Richard Thurnwald and the visual anthropology of German colonialism [PDF]
History of the Human SciencesBetween 1906 and 1909, the Austrian-born German anthropologist Richard Thurnwald undertook an expedition to Germany's Pacific colonies on behalf of the Berlin Museum for Ethnology.
Matthew Vollgraff
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APPLYING NEPALI ETHNOPSYCHOLOGY TO PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF MENTAL ILLNESS AND PREVENTION OF SUICIDE AMONG BHUTANESE REFUGEES [PDF]
Annals of Anthropological Practice, 2012 Addressing mental health needs of 100,000 ethnic Nepali Bhutanese refugees relocated from Nepal is a new challenge for mental health clinicians in the receiving countries.
Brandon A Kohrt, James L Griffith
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Analytical ethnopsychology, psyche and politics [PDF]
International Journal of Jungian Studies, 2010 This article examines some basic premises of analytical psychology from the perspective of ethnopsychology. The creation of a Jungian ethnopsychological group in Italy has ignited the revisiting of the central therapeutic procedures of the basic Jungian model as well developing some reflections.
Stefano Carta, CARTA, STEFANO MARIANO
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An ethnopsychology of idioms of distress in urban Kenya
Transcultural Psychiatry, 2019Idioms of distress have become a central construct of anthropologists who aspire to understand the languages that individuals of certain sociocultural groups use to express suffering, pain, or illness. Yet, such idioms are never removed from global flows of ideas within biomedicine that influence how cultural idioms are conceived, understood, and ...
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The Challenge of Teaching Ethnopsychology [PDF]
Anthropology of Consciousness, 1996 Ethnopsychology is the study of native theories and understandings of emotions, of illness and curing, and of self and personality. In teaching this subject I use techniques such as dramas and experiential exercises to aid in expanding students'cognitive, visceral, and political consciousness of the world's indigenous psychologies.
Barry Michrina
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