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  2. Intellectual disability | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    13 May 2024: Contemporary psychiatry more precisely defines intellectual disability as a state, the aetiologies of which are diverse and often unknown (Mackenzie 2010). ... Mothers are further uncertain about whether their other children or the child’s potential
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    13 May 2024: Contemporary psychiatry more precisely defines intellectual disability as a state, the aetiologies of which are diverse and often unknown (Mackenzie 2010). ... In much of Euro-America, welfare states support kinship care of disabled children during early
  4. Childhood | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    13 May 2024: are held up by parents as models for children to emulate (Stafford 1995). ... These girls are considered foster children and often work long hours in the homes of extended family members for no pay.
  5. Mental Health | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    13 May 2024: out of interdisciplinary borderlands between psychiatry and anthropology, sometimes referred to as ‘cross-cultural’ and ‘transcultural’ studies (cf. ... The earlier work of Kleinman (1980; 1988) along with the anti-psychiatry movement of the
  6. Resilience | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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    13 May 2024: Resilience-oriented policies have helped foster the integration of situated knowledge and complex situations into governance and have provided an opportunity to govern complexity locally (Chandler and Reid 2019; Chandler 2018; ... of motherly love until
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    13 May 2024: p> <p>Anthropological research on mental health has often focused on traversing or reconciling the disciplinary fields of anthropology and psychiatry. ... Consequently, a biologically orientated psychiatry now tends to see the distressed mind as a result
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    13 May 2024: p> <p>Anthropological research on mental health has often focused on traversing or reconciling the disciplinary fields of anthropology and psychiatry. ... Consequently, a biologically orientated psychiatry now tends to see the distressed mind as a result
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    13 May 2024: p> <p>Anthropological research on mental health has often focused on traversing or reconciling the disciplinary fields of anthropology and psychiatry. ... Consequently, a biologically orientated psychiatry now tends to see the distressed mind as a result
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    13 May 2024: p> <p>Anthropological research on mental health has often focused on traversing or reconciling the disciplinary fields of anthropology and psychiatry. ... Consequently, a biologically orientated psychiatry now tends to see the distressed mind as a result
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    13 May 2024: Contemporary psychiatry more precisely defines intellectual disability as a state, the aetiologies of which are diverse and often unknown (Mackenzie 2010). ... In much of Euro-America, welfare states support kinship care of disabled children during early
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    13 May 2024: Watching over children, for instance, may be intended with their protection in mind butcan also be motivated by other intentions, such as direction and control (Lyon 2003; Widmer and Albrechtslund 2021). ... For example, physical rehabilitation apps can
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    13 May 2024: Schools turn the favourable circumstances into which children are born into catalysts of success. ... amp; R. Rosen 2020. Women and children together and apart: finding the time for social reproduction theory.
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    13 May 2024: Indigenous children at residential schools in Canada developed negative relationships with food due to malnourishment, abuse, punishment, and humiliation perpetuated in the residential school environment (Howard 2014). ... disease, as they were perceived
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    13 May 2024: Resilience-oriented policies have helped foster the integration of situated knowledge and complex situations into governance and have provided an opportunity to govern complexity locally (Chandler and Reid 2019; Chandler 2018; ... of motherly love until
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    13 May 2024: Resilience-oriented policies have helped foster the integration of situated knowledge and complex situations into governance and have provided an opportunity to govern complexity locally (Chandler and Reid 2019; Chandler 2018; ... of motherly love until
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    13 May 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Culture https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/culture en Jean Price-Mars https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/jean-price-mars <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"
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    13 May 2024: p><em>‘Prefigurative politics’ refers to how activists embody and enact, within their activism, the socialities and practices they foster for broader society. ... What Graeber refers to as ‘anarchism’ emerges directly from the left-libertarian
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    13 May 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Neoliberalism https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/neoliberalism en Ethnicity https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/ethnicity <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"
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    13 May 2024: groups of people who either live in the same place or share other connections such as eating similar food or having children together. ... and the forced removal of children from their families and communities—broader European and Euro-American popular
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    13 May 2024: are held up by parents as models for children to emulate (Stafford 1995). ... These girls are considered foster children and often work long hours in the homes of extended family members for no pay.

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