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Up-to-date medical knowledge is combined with the definition of pain in Western literature and culture. "The experience of pain as shaped by individual minds and specific cultures, from tortured victims of the Inquisition to the Nazi death camps, the phantom limb pain of amputees and the suffering of victims of arthritis, disability, cancer and AIDS".--Publishers Weekly. Illustrated.
Up-to-date medical knowledge is combined with the definition of pain in Western literature and culture. "The experience of pain as shaped by individual minds and specific cultures, from tortured victims of the Inquisition to the Nazi death camps, the phantom limb pain of amputees and the suffering of victims of arthritis, disability, cancer and AIDS."--Publishers Weekly. Illustrated.
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Terry Aubrey
reviewed The Culture of Pain on June 01, 2018
The Culture of Pain
Great book which asks a lot of the same questions I'm still asking today as a mental health therapist who frequently deals with the experience of pain in multicultural settings. This book goes of course beyond what has commonly been referred to as "cultural competency," however, and expands into the fallacy that pain belongs exclusively to the realm of biomedical science. If anyone was ever to create an updated version of this book or pick-up the topic, I hope they move beyond some of the Eurocentrism.
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