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Pain as human experience : an anthropological perspective

By: Series: Comparative studies of health systems and medical carePublication details: Berkeley, Calif. : University of California, 1994ISBN:
  • 0520075129
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Contents:
Pain as a human experience: an introduction ; A Body in pain: the making of a world of chronic pain ; Work as a haven from pain ; Symptoms & social performances: the case of Diane Reden ; Chronic illness & the construction of narratives ; ""After a while no one believes you"": real & unreal pain ; Pain & resistance :the delegitimation & relegitimation of local worlds ; Epilogue
Summary: This book searches out effective ways to describe & analyze the human context of pain."
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Pain as a human experience: an introduction ; A Body in pain: the making of a world of chronic pain ; Work as a haven from pain ; Symptoms & social performances: the case of Diane Reden ; Chronic illness & the construction of narratives ; ""After a while no one believes you"": real & unreal pain ; Pain & resistance :the delegitimation & relegitimation of local worlds ; Epilogue

This book searches out effective ways to describe & analyze the human context of pain."

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