46 (2023) 1 | Visual Expressions of Health, Illness and Healing

View 46 (2023) 1 | Visual Expressions of Health, Illness and Healing

Thematic Focus edited by Katharina Sabernig

Published: 2024-12-12

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Editorial

Curare

7–11
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Visual Expressions Introduction

Katharina Sabernig

7–11
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Visual Dynamics of Contagion Poisons and Antidotes in Tibetan Medical Paintings of the Seventeenth Century

Barbara Gerke

13-27
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“Being Cultured”, Changing Culture Public Health Messaging in COVID-Era Ulaanbaatar

Elizabeth Turk

29-45
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Visual Expressions of Embodied Risk Body Maps as a Means of Reflecting and Understanding the Meaning of Health Risk in Research and Teaching

Saskia Jünger, Mariya Lorke

47–67
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Visual Embodiments of Bodily Sensations and Their Individual Conditionality A Visual Phenomenology

Barbara Graf

69–85
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As Far as I Can Record Constructing the Representations of Living with Dementia in a Personal Documentary Film

Ileana Gabriela Szasz

87–97
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Comics in the Time of COVID-19 Examining the Role of Graphic Medicine in Promoting the Right to Health

Martina Consoloni, Delia Da Mosto, Margherita Neri, Sara Vallerani

99–111
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Picture This – Medical Comics as an Impetus Report from the Project “Art – Action – Attitude” at the Medical University Vienna, Austria

Andrea Praschinger, Ruth Kutalek, Ruth Koblizek, Eva Katharina Masel

113–119
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Two and a Half Years of IMHAR Report from the Institute for Medical & Health Humanities and Artistic Research (IMHAR) an Affiliated Institut of University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Ottersberg, Germany

Céline Kaiser

121–124
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Tibetan Anatomical Terms in “Knitted Body Materiality” Report from a Project at University of Fine Arts Vienna, Austria

Katharina Sabernig

125–132
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Comparative Guts – Exploring the Inside of the Body Through Time and Space Report on a Conference organized by the Cluster of Excellence ROOTS of the Christian- Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel at Kunsthalle Kiel, 7–9 June 2023

Katharina Sabernig

133–140
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Kristen Smith 2022. Medical Tourism and Inequity in India. The Hyper-Commodification of Healthcare Lanham: Lexington. 208 pp. (17 figures)

Helmar Kurz

143–149
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Angel Martínez & Lina Masana (eds) 2022. Subjectivities and Afflictions in Medical Anthropology Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 291 pp. (2 Figures)

Helmar Kurz

145–149
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Zusammenfassungen der Beiträge von Curare 46 (2023) 1

153–154
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Article abstracts of Curare 46 (2023) 1

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Résumés des articles Curare 46 (2023) 1

156–157
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