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Palgrave Encyclopedia of the Health Humanities provides a critical resource for understanding and debating the multi-, inter, and transdisciplinary research and practices of the health humanities. These seminal and international reference volumes for students, scholars, and practitioners draws on the fields that link health and social care and wellbeing with the arts and humanities. The entries provide particular emphasis on the history of the field and the praxis, functions, and applications of the health humanities for individual, community, public, international, and global health. Also explored in these volumes are healthcare stakeholders not previously considered in relation to a humanities perspective, such as paramedical and allied health staff and informal carers. Suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as practitioners and scholars across the health humanities, humanities, arts, social sciences, public health, and medicine. The major focus of the volume is to highlight the role of the health humanities in enriching the social, cultural, and phenomenological experience and understanding of illness, health, and wellbeing.
Contents
1. Adult Community Learning
2. Black and Ethnic Minority Perspectives in the Health Humanities
3. Classics and Health Humanities
4. Cultural Studies of Medicine
5. Dance
6. Digital Culture and Health Humanities
7. Drama and Engaging with Low Income Communities
8. Drawing
9. Health humanities and Environmental Issues
10. Health Humanities and Multicultural Issues
11. Health Humanities in Africa
12. Health Humanities, Engagement with Food and The Culinary Arts
13. Healthy Architecture and Cities
14. Humanities Research and Development Addressing Infection
15. Legal Aspects of Healthcare from the Beginning to End of Life
16. Masks
17. Medicine and the Health Humanities
18. Mental Health Zines and Graphic Medicine
19. Music Appreciation
20. Narrative Psychiatry
21. Needlecraft
22. On Anatomy: The Heart, Spleen, Brain in Global Chinese Medicine
23. Papermaking as Trauma Therapy
24. People and Green Spaces
25. Puppetry in the Health Humanities
26. Race Health and Power in the Health Humanities
27. Storytelling's Contribution to the Health Humanities
28. Wonder and Philosophy as Grounding Sources in Health Humanities
29. Art and the Schizophrenic Spectrum
30. Art on Prescription: Practice and Evidence
31. Clothing, Textiles, and Everyday Creativity in the Lives of People with Dementia
32. Colouring for Wellbeing
33. Ethnodrama and Ethnotheatre: Bringing Research to Life
34. Language of Diagnosis in Mental Illness
35. Literature, Reading and Mental Health
36. Music and Dementia: "In the Moment" and Embodied Perspectives
37. Principles of Arts Interventions for People with Dementia
38. Commodification of Bodies in Modern Chinese Cinema
39. Health Humanities Pedagogy in China
40. Human Dissection in Medical Education
41. Illness Narratives in China
42. Medical Interaction and Conversation Analysis
43. Narrative Medicine in China
44. Privatisation of Healthcare in China
45. Research Bioethics in China
46. Agriculture and Health
47. Autoethnography and Healing
48. Ayurveda and Yoga
49. Cancer Communication
50. Digital Health
