6-0345 TRACING EXPERIENCE BETWEEN RELIGION AND HEALTH

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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 10:15-12:00

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities

Organizers: Jason A Danely (Rhode Island College)

Chairs: Jason A Danely (Rhode Island College)

Discussants: Laurence J Kirmayer MD (McGill University)

10:15

The Pluralism of Healing: Pentecostal Conversion In Urban Oaxaca, Mexico

Michelle L Ramirez (University of the Sciences in Philadelphia)

10:30

Healing of Body, Healing of Spirit: Anthropological Reflections On Judaism and Health

Gila S Silverman (University of Arizona)

10:45

Healing the Heart’s Idols: Biblical Counseling and the Care of the Evangelical Self

James S Bielo (Miami University)

11:00

Rescuing the Spirit of Biomedicine? Curriculum Reform and Student Experience In the Socialization of “Biopsychosocial” Healing

Sonya E Pritzker (University of California Los Angeles)

11:15

The Heart of “Iyashi”: Health, Comfort and Nostalgia In Japanese Pilgrimage and Medicine

Jason A Danely (Rhode Island College)

11:30

Problem Drinking and Religious Healing: Women’s Narratives of Pentecostal Conversion In Urban Oaxaca

Margaret C Everett (Portland State University)

11:45

Discussant

Laurence J Kirmayer MD (McGill University)

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