Data roles: youth mental health outcome measures and the young people who defy them [0.03%]
数据角色：青年心理健康结果测量与不服从这些测量的青年人
Rosie Jones McVey
Rosie Jones McVey
Health measurement shapes peoples' political relationships with the state, with services, with one another, and with oneself. But what are the political dynamics at play when people can't/won't/don't have health measurements taken? And what...
The nearness of the state: substitution practices at the ragged ends of life in the U.S [0.03%]
近在咫尺的国家：美国社会边缘临终替代照护中的实践研究
Janelle S Taylor,Elizabeth K Vig
Janelle S Taylor
This essay examines two stories emerging from two different research projects, both based in Seattle, Washington (U.S.): one woman's story of her efforts to implement her husband's wishes following a stroke, and another woman's story of a f...
Intergenerational narratives of toxicity: understanding heterogeneity and care in a polluted steeltown (Taranto, Italy) [0.03%]
毒性问题的代际叙述：理解一个污染钢城中的异质性和关怀（意大利塔兰托）
Raffaele Ippolito,Carmen Sale,Maaret Jokela-Pansini
Raffaele Ippolito
This article examines environmental narratives amidst chronic industrial pollution across three generations in Taranto, Italy. Drawing on ethnographic research with residents positioned in different historical periods, we show how each gene...
When sociality fails to produce solidarity: environmental NGOs and the politics of public engagement in contemporary China [0.03%]
当社会性无法产生团结时——当代中国环境NGO与公共参与的政治学
Loretta Ieng Tak Lou,Anna Lisa Lora-Wainwright
Loretta Ieng Tak Lou
This article examines the potentials and limitations of the concept of "chemosociality" (Shapiro and Kirksey, Cultural Anthropology 32:481-493, 2017) through a case study of Emerald, an environmental NGO addressing pollution in China's chem...
Styles of thought in healthcare governance: A situational analysis of English PrEP discourse 2016-2020 [0.03%]
英国2016-2020年PrEP相关卫生治理话语的风格分析
Adam Christianson
Adam Christianson
Attending to competing styles of thought in healthcare controversies may be helpful to critical health scholarship. This article reexamines the debate over the introduction of a new HIV prevention technology in England as a tension between ...
Extra-institutional science: DIY biologists' democratization of scientific practices and spaces [0.03%]
体制外科学：民间生物学爱好者的民主化科学实践与空间
Anna Verena Eireiner
Anna Verena Eireiner
DIY biology, or Do-It-Yourself biology, refers to a movement where individuals and communities establish laboratories outside traditional academic and industrial settings-such as in garages, kitchens, or community spaces. DIY biologists exp...
'Nonetheless biosocial': experiences and embodied knowledge of birth cohort participants in the UK and Brazil [0.03%]
"'毕竟具有生物社会属性'：英国和巴西出生队列参与者对于经历及身心知识的体会》
Rosie Mathers,Sahra Gibbon,Taylor Riley et al.
Rosie Mathers et al.
The relative expansion of biosocial research within the life sciences has generated substantial interest from social sciences, with epigenetic science and scientists the primary target of critical commentary. This has led to a narrow perspe...
'Our biology is listening': biomarkers as molecular vestiges of early life and the production of positive childhood experiences in behavioral epigenetics [0.03%]
「我们的生物学在倾听」：行为表观遗传学中生物标志物作为早期生命分子遗迹以及正向童年经历产生的产物
Robbin Jeffries Hein,Martine Lappé,Fionna Francis Fahey
Robbin Jeffries Hein
The sciences of environmental epigenetics and the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease have become central in efforts to understand how early life experiences impact health across the life course. This paper draws on interviews with ...
Hormonal stories: a new materialist exploration of hormonal emplotment in four case studies [0.03%]
荷尔蒙的故事：一项关于四个个案研究中荷尔蒙情节建构的新物质主义探索
Sonja Erikainen,Andrea Ford,Roslyn Malcolm et al.
Sonja Erikainen et al.
Hormones are complex biosocial objects that provoke myriad cultural narratives through their association with social activities and identities, and these narratives have the power to shape people's lived realities and bodies. While hormones...
From brain "scar" to "bat shit crazy": negotiating the madness of sexual violence discourse [0.03%]
从“大脑伤痕”到“疯狂”:性暴力话语中的疯狂叙事之协商
Emma Yapp
Emma Yapp
This article analyses how people who identify with psychiatric diagnoses in England and Wales make sense of and talk about their experiences of sexual violence. I examine how interview participants engaged with the hegemonic trauma discours...