Peter J Brown, Marcia C Inhorn
The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
International Health Perspectives
Peter J Brown, Marcia C Inhorn
The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
International Health Perspectives
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This book assembles the growing scholarship on the study of infectious disease and infectious disease eradication programmes into one important volume.
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This book assembles the growing scholarship on the study of infectious disease and infectious disease eradication programmes into one important volume.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 916g
- ISBN-13: 9789056995553
- ISBN-10: 9056995553
- Artikelnr.: 26561750
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 916g
- ISBN-13: 9789056995553
- ISBN-10: 9056995553
- Artikelnr.: 26561750
Peter J. Brown, Marcia C. Inhorn
1: Anthropologies
1: Introduction
2: The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
2: Histories
3: Dangerous Dirt: Paleopathology of Valley Fever and the Biopolitics of Race
4: A New Look at an Old Disease: Smallpox and Biotechnology
5: Culture and the Global Resurgence of Malaria
3: Methods
6: The Household Ecology of Disease Transmission: Dengue Fever in the Dominican Republic
7: Infertility, Infection, and latrogenesis in Egypt: The Anthropological Epidemiology of Blocked Tubes
8: Key Informants, Pile Sorts, or Surveys? Comparing Behavioral Research Methods for the Study of Acute Respiratory Infections in West Bengal
4: Ethnographies
9: "Digestive Worms": Ethnomedical Approaches to Intestinal Parasitism in Southern Ethiopia
10: Illness Semantics and International Health: The Weak Lungs-Tuberculosis Complex in the Philippines
11: The Sitala Syndrome: The Cultural Context of Measles Mortality in Pakistan
12: Knowing Pneumonia: Mothers, Doctors, and Sick Children in Pakistan
5: Political Economies
13: "Prostitution," "Risk," and "Responsibility": Paradigms of AIDS Prevention and Women's Identities in Thika, Kenya
14: Ethnography, Social Analysis, and the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted HIV Infection Among Poor Women in Haiti
15: "I'm Not Dog, No!": Cries of Resistance Against Cholera Control Campaigns
1: Introduction
2: The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
2: Histories
3: Dangerous Dirt: Paleopathology of Valley Fever and the Biopolitics of Race
4: A New Look at an Old Disease: Smallpox and Biotechnology
5: Culture and the Global Resurgence of Malaria
3: Methods
6: The Household Ecology of Disease Transmission: Dengue Fever in the Dominican Republic
7: Infertility, Infection, and latrogenesis in Egypt: The Anthropological Epidemiology of Blocked Tubes
8: Key Informants, Pile Sorts, or Surveys? Comparing Behavioral Research Methods for the Study of Acute Respiratory Infections in West Bengal
4: Ethnographies
9: "Digestive Worms": Ethnomedical Approaches to Intestinal Parasitism in Southern Ethiopia
10: Illness Semantics and International Health: The Weak Lungs-Tuberculosis Complex in the Philippines
11: The Sitala Syndrome: The Cultural Context of Measles Mortality in Pakistan
12: Knowing Pneumonia: Mothers, Doctors, and Sick Children in Pakistan
5: Political Economies
13: "Prostitution," "Risk," and "Responsibility": Paradigms of AIDS Prevention and Women's Identities in Thika, Kenya
14: Ethnography, Social Analysis, and the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted HIV Infection Among Poor Women in Haiti
15: "I'm Not Dog, No!": Cries of Resistance Against Cholera Control Campaigns
1: Anthropologies
1: Introduction
2: The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
2: Histories
3: Dangerous Dirt: Paleopathology of Valley Fever and the Biopolitics of Race
4: A New Look at an Old Disease: Smallpox and Biotechnology
5: Culture and the Global Resurgence of Malaria
3: Methods
6: The Household Ecology of Disease Transmission: Dengue Fever in the Dominican Republic
7: Infertility, Infection, and latrogenesis in Egypt: The Anthropological Epidemiology of Blocked Tubes
8: Key Informants, Pile Sorts, or Surveys? Comparing Behavioral Research Methods for the Study of Acute Respiratory Infections in West Bengal
4: Ethnographies
9: "Digestive Worms": Ethnomedical Approaches to Intestinal Parasitism in Southern Ethiopia
10: Illness Semantics and International Health: The Weak Lungs-Tuberculosis Complex in the Philippines
11: The Sitala Syndrome: The Cultural Context of Measles Mortality in Pakistan
12: Knowing Pneumonia: Mothers, Doctors, and Sick Children in Pakistan
5: Political Economies
13: "Prostitution," "Risk," and "Responsibility": Paradigms of AIDS Prevention and Women's Identities in Thika, Kenya
14: Ethnography, Social Analysis, and the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted HIV Infection Among Poor Women in Haiti
15: "I'm Not Dog, No!": Cries of Resistance Against Cholera Control Campaigns
1: Introduction
2: The Anthropology of Infectious Disease
2: Histories
3: Dangerous Dirt: Paleopathology of Valley Fever and the Biopolitics of Race
4: A New Look at an Old Disease: Smallpox and Biotechnology
5: Culture and the Global Resurgence of Malaria
3: Methods
6: The Household Ecology of Disease Transmission: Dengue Fever in the Dominican Republic
7: Infertility, Infection, and latrogenesis in Egypt: The Anthropological Epidemiology of Blocked Tubes
8: Key Informants, Pile Sorts, or Surveys? Comparing Behavioral Research Methods for the Study of Acute Respiratory Infections in West Bengal
4: Ethnographies
9: "Digestive Worms": Ethnomedical Approaches to Intestinal Parasitism in Southern Ethiopia
10: Illness Semantics and International Health: The Weak Lungs-Tuberculosis Complex in the Philippines
11: The Sitala Syndrome: The Cultural Context of Measles Mortality in Pakistan
12: Knowing Pneumonia: Mothers, Doctors, and Sick Children in Pakistan
5: Political Economies
13: "Prostitution," "Risk," and "Responsibility": Paradigms of AIDS Prevention and Women's Identities in Thika, Kenya
14: Ethnography, Social Analysis, and the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted HIV Infection Among Poor Women in Haiti
15: "I'm Not Dog, No!": Cries of Resistance Against Cholera Control Campaigns