Supplement 1: The Social Construction of Illness
The Social Construction of Illness. Illness and Medical Knowledge in Past and Present.
1992. 183 S., 8 Abb., kt.
1. Historical Perspectives on Health and Illness
The Social Construction of Illness in the Early Modern Period
Robert Jütte
Medicine and the History of the Body: The Lady of the Court
Barbara Duden
The Doctor, his Audience, and the Meaning of Illness. The Drama of Medical Practice in the Late 18th and Early 19th Centuries
Jens Lachmund / Gunnar Stollberg
The Local Space of Medical Discourse. Disease, Illness and Hospital Architecture
Lindsay Prior
The Social Construction of Health: From Early Modern Times to the Beginnings of the Industrialization
Alfons Labisch
II. Aspects of Contemporary Medical Knowledge and Illness
Susan's Breathlessness - The Construction of Professionals and Laypersons
Dick Willems
Reconstructing Rational Minds: Psychiatry and Morality in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Allan Young
The Meanings of 'Transsexuality
Stefan Hirschauer
Talking and Doing. On the Phenomenology of Medical Diagnosis as Practical Theory and Action
Wolfram Fischer-Rosenthal
How are Medical Judgments transcribed? Occupational Physicians and Administrative Protocols
Nicolas Dodier
Bodies, Impairments and the Social Constructed: The Case of Hemiplegia
Annemarie Mol / Ant Lettinga
The Semiotic Perspective
Kathryn Vance Staiano
Notes on Contributors