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While Psychology and Anthropology share certain overlapping interests, there is no agreed schema or paradigm for this area. Rejecting both psychoanalysis and the biopsychosocial model as insufficient, this collection brings together studies on Hasidic concepts of illness, the religious origins of schizophrenia, Christian stigmata, the third sex in Albania, jinn possession among European immigrants, and reincarnation among the Druze. The volume argues for plural models integrating biological, psychodynamic, and sociocultural perspectives. It highlights the enduring tension between Psychiatrys naturalistic explanations and Anthropologys personalistic approach, suggesting that both offer partial yet essential insights into human experience.

Arvustused

Littlewood and Dein (are) two scholars of medical anthropology and cultural psychiatry who have influenced and inspired generations of anthropologists and mental health students, researchers and practitioners. Erminia Colucci, Middlesex University London





Few people capable (or brave enough) to address anthropology, psychiatry and cultures of monotheism in the critical and sometimes controversial way in which the authors have. The volume represents, fieldwork included, three decades of exploration into a topic that otherwise sits latently under the very structures of Western society and its medical institutions. These papers should be read by any student in social sciences and medicine (separately and combined), even if to question them. Aaron Parkhurst, University College London

Introduction: Monotheism and Mental Order



Chapter
1. The Effectiveness of Words: Letters to the Rebbe

Chapter
2. Cultural Performance Lubavitch Messianism

Chapter
3. Did Christianity Lead to Schizophrenia?

Chapter
4. Religious Stigmata, Magnetic Fluids and Conversion Hysteria: One
Survival of Vital Force Theories in Scientific Medicine?

Chapter
5. Jinn, Psychiatry and Contested Notions of Misfortune

Chapter
6. The Use of Traditional Healing in South Asian Psychiatric
Patients in the UK: Interactions between Professional and Folk Psychiatries

Chapter
7. Trauma and the Kanun: Two Responses to Loss in Albania and
Kosova

Chapter
8. Druze Reincarnation as a Therapeutic Resource

Chapter
9. Apocalyptic Suicide

Chapter
10. The Advent of the Adversary

Chapter
11. Religion and Psychosis

Chapter
12. Neglect as Project: How Two Societies Forget

Chapter
13. Against Belief: The Usefulness of Explanatory Model Research in
Medical Anthropology



Conclusion: Paracletes, Pathologists



Index
Roland Littlewood is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology and Psychiatry at University College, London. Former President of the Royal Anthropological Institute and a founding chair of the RAIs Medical Committee and of the Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre. His clinical work included fifteen years with a homeless mentally ill project in North London.
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