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the case of Bourgois and Schonberg. Furthermore, while Radley concentrates on art works created by people facing serious disease in Works of Illness, ...

place of artworks in shaping the social meaning of illness. ... University, UK in the summer and fall of 2008, attended by artists, social scientists and.

Mar 31, 2006 ... In some cases, rheumatic diseases also lead to complete loss of social roles, as in unemployment due to disability (11, 12).

Sep 27, 2002 ... Many of these diseases affect women and minority populations ... of Behavior and Social Sciences Research, and with the Centers for Disease ...

May 1, 2010 ... After all, this is what characterises the social sciences and natural ... disease in the USA in the early 20th century; mental illness is ...

observers outside the social sciences. The artist as surgical ... cusses these novels in greater depth in Stories of sickness and Nicholas Fox.

Apr 26, 2007 ... Making art is a survival strategy and thus artworks need to 'do their ... Seen as autobiographical case studies, illness narratives share ...

Mar 22, 2022 ... Abstract Objectives What did social science disciplines contribute ... of infectious diseases in an interconnected world like never before.

Mar 16, 2017 ... What major insights can the broader social sciences bring to current ... or reducing global disease risks from emerging infectious diseases, ...

as a social science (the 'art' of medicine) and its operation as a natural ... sickness, anxiety, hypertension, status asthmaticus, depression, and.