Psychotherapy and ethnography are jointly employed to produce an account of HIV-positive children's lives (and deaths) in Zimbabwe that is sensitive to emotions and their social contexts.
Psychotherapy and ethnography are jointly employed to produce an account of HIV-positive children's lives (and deaths) in Zimbabwe that is sensitive to emotions and their social contexts.
Ross Parsons has extensive experience as a psychotherapist, a writer and a social researcher. He lives in Mutare and teaches anthropology and psychology at Africa University.
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Introduction: growing up with HIV in urban eastern Zimbabwe In this vale of tears: an ethnography of suffering and sorrow Who cares? Family kin and other forms of caring Visible secrets: illnesses exposure and disclosure If I had faith: churches spirits and healing One day this will all be over: dying death and grief The heart remains: an epilogue
Introduction: growing up with HIV in urban eastern Zimbabwe In this vale of tears: an ethnography of suffering and sorrow Who cares? Family kin and other forms of caring Visible secrets: illnesses exposure and disclosure If I had faith: churches spirits and healing One day this will all be over: dying death and grief The heart remains: an epilogue
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