Applying Anthropology Podolefsky PDF 16: A Collection of Classic and Contemporary Articles on Anthro

His earliest published work focused on biological aspects of neonates (Yang and Kleinman 1970; Yang et al. 1971) and immunological aspects of toxemia (Yang and Kleinman 1974), work rather unknown to his followers today. His widely known research initially focused on the shape of psychiatry in China (1972) and illness experiences, which led to comparisons with US psychiatry and the development of a central critique thereof (Manschreck and Kleinman 1977; Kleinman 1977a, b) as well as its diagnostic entities, especially depression (Good and Kleinman 1995; Kleinman 1977a, b, 1980a, b). Having been concerned with the construction and experience of illness in the 1970s, in 1980 Kleinman produced one of the most influential books in the history of medical anthropology and the social sciences of medicine, his Patients and Healers in the Context of Culture (1980).

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Arthur Kleinman has solo authored six published books including Patients and Healers. These include, the Social Origins of Distress and Disease, Depression, Neurasthenia and Pain in Modern China, The Illness Narratives, Writing at the Margin; and more recently, What Really Matters. He has also co-written and co-edited books on culture and depression; SARS in China; world mental health; suicide; placebos; AIDS in China; and the relationship of anthropology to philosophy (as he probes some of the Ultimate Concerns of life and death). He has produced with his co-authors and co-editors some 33 such volumes in all. Professor Kleinman is currently writing a seventh book on caregiving based on his articles in the Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine and other venues (e.g., 2014a, b). 2ff7e9595c