2020
DOI: 10.5007/2175-8034.2020v22n1p234
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Por uma retórica do extraordinário: loucura, cultura e experiência

Abstract: “Extraordinary conditions: Culture and Experience in Mental Illness” é um livro dedicado a reflexão sobre cultura e experiência da doença. O livro é composto por um conjunto de artigos da antropóloga Janis H. Jenkins, professora na Universidade da Califórnia, San Diego (UCSD), que resultam de uma longa trajetória dedicada a pesquisa sobre saúde mental a partir da antropologia. O livro é dividido em duas partes, “Psychosis, psychopharmacology, and families” e “Violence, trauma, and depression”, cada uma… Show more

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“…The concept of culture in psychological anthropology is multifaceted, emphasizing the shared structures of meaning through which individuals interpret their worlds, as well as the normative standards that regulate behavior in societies. This perspective is crucial for understanding mental disorders, as it highlights the role of cultural contexts in shaping experiences and interpretations of mental health conditions (Ciello, 2020); (Wurtzburg;Rocchio, 2014). Authors such as Janis H. Jenkins, who has extensively researched mental health from an anthropological perspective, make a significant contribution to this field by examining the cultural and experiential aspects of mental illness (Blonder, 1991).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The concept of culture in psychological anthropology is multifaceted, emphasizing the shared structures of meaning through which individuals interpret their worlds, as well as the normative standards that regulate behavior in societies. This perspective is crucial for understanding mental disorders, as it highlights the role of cultural contexts in shaping experiences and interpretations of mental health conditions (Ciello, 2020); (Wurtzburg;Rocchio, 2014). Authors such as Janis H. Jenkins, who has extensively researched mental health from an anthropological perspective, make a significant contribution to this field by examining the cultural and experiential aspects of mental illness (Blonder, 1991).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%