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Analytical Table of Contents
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History of Health Humanities
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-Pre-Enlightenment and non-Western Healing Traditions
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Ancient Greek and Galenic Healing Traditions
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Eastern Traditions
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Egyptian Traditions
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Indus Valley Traditions
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-The Enlightenment and Its Critique
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The Anatomical vs. Lived Body
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Cartesian dualisms versus Mind in the body
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Foundationalism
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Modernism
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Positivism
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Post-Foundationalism
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Post-Modernism
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Reductionism
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-The Historical Art of Medical and Allied Practice
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Arts as science
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Clinical performance and theatricality
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-Social Models for Human Wellbeing
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Jane Adams and Social Welfare
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Rudolph Virchow and Social Medicine
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-Biomedical Dominance in the 20th Century and the establishment of the biomedical expert
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Abraham Flexner & The Flexner Report
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The American Medical Association
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The Rockefeller Foundation
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-Beginnings, Definitions and Field Evolution
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Arts in Health
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Creative therapies
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Ethics and Bioethics
Nathan Emmerich
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Health Humanities
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Medical humanities
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Medical Anthropology
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Narrative
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Social Prescription
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-Development from Medical to Health Humanities in North America, UK and Europe
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Application
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Inclusivity
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Expertise by experience
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Parity of esteem
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Pedagogy
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-Global Development of Health Humanities
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Africa
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Asia
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Australasia
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China
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Indian Sub-Continent
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South America
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-Development of Health Education Programs
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Changes in Patients and Patient Needs and Demands
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Changes in Pedagogy
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Changes in Practice
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-Trends in Practice
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Challenging Hierarchies of Knowledge and Practice
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Co-Produced Health and Social Care
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Evidence Based-Medicine
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Personalized Medicine
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Public Health Arts and Humanities
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Service User Capital and Involvement
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Social Prescription
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The Praxis of Health Humanities
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-Collaboration Between Health Humanities and Subsumed Traditions (including Medical Humanities,
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Creative Arts Therapies, Arts in Health, Social Prescription and other related movements)
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Boundary marking
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Collaborative vs Competitive
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Impact agenda
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Mutuality
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Shared discourse
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-Communication Theory
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Applied Linguistics in Healthcare
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“Bed-Side Manner”
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Interpersonal Communication
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Listening Skills
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Nonverbal Communication
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Touch
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Verbal Communication
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-Ethics and Bioethics
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Autonomy
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Authoritative knowledge, Discourse and Hegemony
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Beneficence
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Contemporary European BioEthics: Beauchamp & Childress/Pellegrino
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Foundationalism and Post-foundationalism
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Human Rights Discourses
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Malfeasance
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Non-Western Ethics: South East Asia/East Asia/Africa/South America
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Phenomenology
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Relation to Greek Ethicists
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Utilitarianism
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-The Anthropology of Health
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Biopower and Docile Bodies- Foucault
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Bodies of Health
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Critical Medical Anthropology
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Cultural Competence
Sarah Blacker
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Culture & Society
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Disease, Sickness and Illness
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Emic & Etic
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Habitus and Health
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Healthcare Integration: hybridity and syncretism
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Individual
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Local and Non-biomedicines