Too Black for Care: Clinical Apperception, Anti-Blackness, and Narrative Aporia [0.03%]
太黑而得不到关爱：临床知觉、反黑情绪和叙事绝境
Roy Cherian
Roy Cherian
In this essay, I read Seth Holmes and Maya Ponte's work on "en-casement" alongside Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason to argue that faculties of biomedical apperception cultivated through clinical training are symptomatic of an orienta...
Psychiatric Care and Legal Residency for Japan's 'Non-legal' Immigrants [0.03%]
日本“非法”移民的精神健康照护与法律居留权问题
Selim Gokce Atici
Selim Gokce Atici
This article examines the role of psychiatric care in the passage of unstably documented migrants and asylum seekers in Japan from detention-bound, dispossessed non-citizens with no recognized voice to medically certified claimants whose do...
Resistance and Reproduction: Mental Illness Stigma Observed in a Chinese Psychiatric Hospital [0.03%]
中国精神病院中的抗争与延续——精神疾病污名观察研究
Zhuyun Lin
Zhuyun Lin
Grounded in stigma resistance theory, this ethnographic study identifies resistance strategies employed by patients and families within a Chinese psychiatric hospital, often in collaboration with institutional practices. While denial manife...
Seeing Oneself Seize: A Case Study on the Affordances of a Video-Based Diagnostic Encounter for a Patient with Functional Seizures [0.03%]
以发作性疾病患者为例分析基于视频的诊疗方式的特点：一种病例研究的方法
Paula Muhr
Paula Muhr
This paper examines how integrating clinical video recordings into the diagnostic encounter shapes a patient's experience of functional seizures, a contested neurological condition historically known as hysterical attacks. Drawing on James ...
Pharmacological Microcontroversies and Civilizational Grammars Around ADHD in Chile [0.03%]
智利关于注意力缺陷多动障碍的药理微争议及其文明语法
Esteban Radiszcz,Hugo Sir,Juan Pablo Pinto
Esteban Radiszcz
This article examines pharmacological microcontroversies (PMC) surrounding attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Chile, based on a comparative, multisited ethnography in four educational contexts with differing socioeconomic an...
Decolonizing Mental Health in Algeria: Integrating Local Beliefs, Culture, and Islamic Principles for Culturally Responsive Care [0.03%]
后殖民主义视角下的阿尔及利亚心理健康：整合本土信念、文化以及伊斯兰原则以提供有针对性的文化关怀
Sarah Memchout
Sarah Memchout
Algeria's mental health system still bears the scars of a colonial asylum regime that delegitimized indigenous cosmologies and ruptured ties among self, family, community, and the sacred. Drawing on psychological, anthropological, historica...
Nancy Scheper-Hughes,Julia Vorhölter,Amand-Gabriel Führer
Nancy Scheper-Hughes
Nancy Scheper-Hughes's and Margaret Lock's (1987) article on the "the mindful body," in which they introduce their framework of three interconnected bodies (individual, social, and the body politic), has shaped debates in medical anthropolo...
Embracing Pluralism: Rethinking Western Psychiatric Models for Equitable Global Mental Health [0.03%]
拥抱多元主义：重构西方精神健康模式以实现全球公平的精神健康护理
Augustus Osborne
Augustus Osborne
The global mental health movement has brought much-needed attention to the vast burden of mental illness worldwide, yet its overwhelming reliance on Western psychiatric models has generated critical debate regarding cultural relevance and e...
What Crisis? Competing Narratives of Mental Health in US Higher Education [0.03%]
美国高等教育中关于精神健康的各种叙事
Eugene Raikhel
Eugene Raikhel
The "mental health crisis" has become the dominant framework for understanding student distress in US higher education. Drawing on interviews with 35 mental health professionals working with college students, this paper examines how practit...
Bridging Perspectives: Young Activists' Stories and Intergenerational Dialogue on Mental Health and Climate Change in Canada [0.03%]
跨越世代对话：加拿大青年活动家讲述气候变化与精神健康的经历
Émilie Tremblay,Sandra Harrisson
Émilie Tremblay
This study examines climate change-related emotional responses among young adults engaged in climate activism and an intergenerational group of non-activists through an ecofeminist lens, which highlights interconnected oppression within pat...