Recovery, renewal, reclaiming
Subtitle: anthropological research toward healing
By: edited by Lindsey King
Contributors: Southern Anthropological Society. Meeting
Series: Southern Anthropological Society proceedings -- no. 43; Southern Anthropological Society proceedings -- no. 43.
Publisher: Newfound Press, University of Tennessee Libraries
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Knoxville, Tennessee
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
ISBN-13: 9780986080302
Subjects: Ethnology; Congresses; Medical anthropology; Cross-cultural studies; Public health; Citizen participation; Case studies; Traditional medicine; Urban agriculture; Appalachians (People); Drug use; Mental Depression; Christianity; Mentally ill women; Institutional care; History; Water; Cherokee Indians; Rites and ceremonies; Haitian Americans; Health; Vodou
Notes: "Selected Papers from the Annual Meeting of the Southern Anthropological Society, Johnson City, Tennessee March, 2013."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Lindsey King; title: Creating healthy community in the postindustrial city / Brain A. Hoey; title: "The revolution will be community grown" : food justice in the urban agriculture movement of Detroit / James C. Tolleson; title: Is there a prescription drug "epidemic" in Appalachian Kentucky? : media representations and implications for women who misuse prescription drugs / Lesly-Marie Buer; title: The cultural context of depression in Appalachia : evangelical Christianity and the experience of emotional distress and healing / Susan E. Keefe and Lisa Curtin; title: Idioms of distress among white women patients at the Southwestern Lunatic Asylum, Marion, Virginia, 1887-1891 / Anthony P. Cavender; title: Water and Cherokee healing / Lisa J. Lefler; title: The influences of Vodou on medical pluralism and treatment-seeking behavior among Haitian immigrants in the United States : suggestions for cultural competency programs / Sarah Hoover.