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    Seeing Depression Through A Cultural Lens

    Seeing Depression Through A Cultural Lens by Fogel, Barry S.; Jiang, Xiaoling;

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    • Kiadó OUP USA
    • Megjelenés dátuma 2025. május 8.

    • ISBN 9780190850074
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
    • Terjedelem848 oldal
    • Méret 239x164x47 mm
    • Súly 1270 g
    • Nyelv angol
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    Depression is a leading cause of suffering and disability worldwide, and suicide is a leading cause of death in younger people and a remarkably common cause of mortality in older people. Seeing Depression Through a Cultural Lens, the collaborative work of a neuropsychiatrist and a tricultural humanities scholar, explores broadly and deeply how cultural identity and its structural correlates relate to the occurrence, phenomenology, and narratives of depression. The book synthesizes qualitative and quantitative perspectives, theory and practice, salient statistics, and memorable stories from literature, film, and the clinic. It offers readers valuable new perspectives on depression in diverse individuals and populations.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    Seeing Depression Through a Cultural Lens, the collaborative work of a clinical neuroscientist and a scholar of comparative culture, examines the effects of cultural identity on the epidemiology, phenomenology, and narratives of depression, the bipolar spectrum, and suicide. Culture is associated with emotional communication style, 'idioms of distress,' the conception of depression and of bipolar disorders, and how people with mood disorders might be stigmatized. It is linked to structural factors--environmental, social, and economic circumstances--that create or mitigate the risk of depression, sometimes precipitate episodes of illness, and facilitate or impede treatment. Culture shapes depressed people's willingness to disclose or acknowledge their condition and to seek care, their relationships with clinicians, and their acceptance or rejection of specific treatments. Cultural context is essential to understanding suicide. It underlies people's motives for suicide, factors that promote or prevent suicide, the social acceptability of death by suicide, and availability of lethal means of self-harm.

    Cultural identity is always intersectional, comprising elements related to race and ethnicity; gender; age, generation, and life stage; education; social class; occupation; migrant or minority status; region of residence; and religious belief and practice. This book explores the implications of each of these dimensions using salient concepts from the social sciences, memorable narratives from literature, film, and the clinic, and quantitative findings from epidemiology and psychometrics. It offers readers a framework for culturally aware assessment and management of depression, bipolarity, and suicidal risk in diverse individuals and populations.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Preface
    Part One: Constructing the Cultural Lens
    Chapter 1: Picturing Depression: Faces, Backgrounds and Foregrounds
    Chapter 2: Faces of Clinical Depression
    Chapter 3: Beyond Shades of Gray: Depression and the Bipolar Spectrum
    Chapter 4: Dimensions and Implications of Cultural Identity
    Chapter 5: Cultural Identity and Personal Biography
    Chapter 6: Unnatural Deaths
    Chapter 7: Depression and Social Class: A Four-Dimensional View
    Chapter 8: Cultural Correlates and Clinical Consequences
    Chapter 9: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science: Depression in Traditional Medicine
    Part Two: Depression and the Cultures of Places
    Chapter 10: China: Confucian Harmony and Dissonance
    Chapter 11: Japan: Invisible Double-Edged Swords
    Chapter 12: South Korea: Han and Passionate Intensity
    Chapter 13: Depression in the "World's Happiest Countries"
    Chapter 14: American Regional Cultures and the Geography of Mood
    Part Three: Depression and the Cultures of Occupations
    Chapter 15: The Dark Side of Creative Talent
    Chapter 16: Physicians in Pain: Depression in the Medical Profession
    Chapter 17: Flying High, Feeling Low: The Mental Health of Airline Pilots
    Chapter 18: Truck Driving Blues
    Afterword
    Acknowledgments

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