Senri Ethnological Reports (SER)
No.143 How Do Biomedicines Shape People’s Lives, Socialities and Landscapes?
December 1, 2017 Publication
Edited by Akinori Hamada, Mikako Toda
back numbersCONTENTS
Preface
……………… Akinori Hamada
……………… Akinori Hamada
Part 1: Experiences of HIV/AIDS Projects
1. Reconsidering Therapeutic Citizenship in the Era of Universal Treatment: (Dis)connectedness and (Non)transformation among HIV-positive People in Ethiopia
……………… Makoto Nishi
2. Seeking Recognition, Care, and Connection: Critical Perspectives from Kenya on Living with HIV
……………… Ruth Prince
1. Reconsidering Therapeutic Citizenship in the Era of Universal Treatment: (Dis)connectedness and (Non)transformation among HIV-positive People in Ethiopia
……………… Makoto Nishi
2. Seeking Recognition, Care, and Connection: Critical Perspectives from Kenya on Living with HIV
……………… Ruth Prince
Part 2: Reactions to Biomedicnes
3. Plurality and Chance: Limits to Medicalization of Midwifery in Lagos
……………… Hidetoshi Kondo
4. Disability and Charity among Hunter-gatherers and Farmers in Cameroon
……………… Mikako Toda
5. The State of Female Genital Mutilation among Kenyan Maasai: The View from a Community-Based Organisation in Maa Pastoral Society
……………… Mikako TodaManami Hayashi
6. Establiching Therapy Networks in the Era of Global Health: The Case of Procuring for Malaria Treatment among the Egun People in Lagos State, Nigeria
……………… Takashi Tamai
3. Plurality and Chance: Limits to Medicalization of Midwifery in Lagos
……………… Hidetoshi Kondo
4. Disability and Charity among Hunter-gatherers and Farmers in Cameroon
……………… Mikako Toda
5. The State of Female Genital Mutilation among Kenyan Maasai: The View from a Community-Based Organisation in Maa Pastoral Society
……………… Mikako TodaManami Hayashi
6. Establiching Therapy Networks in the Era of Global Health: The Case of Procuring for Malaria Treatment among the Egun People in Lagos State, Nigeria
……………… Takashi Tamai
Part 3: Temporality and Spatiality
7. Restyling the Milieu: On Milieu Making Practices around Tuberculosis Treatment Projects in Southern Ghana
……………… Akinori Hamada
8. How EVD (Ebola Virus Disease) Spread and How People Respond: Sociopolitical Analysis of the Epidemic in Sierra Leone and Liberia
……………… Hideyuki Okano
9. Ethnography as Re-enactment: Performing Temporality in an East African Place of Science
……………… P. Wenzel Geissler
7. Restyling the Milieu: On Milieu Making Practices around Tuberculosis Treatment Projects in Southern Ghana
……………… Akinori Hamada
8. How EVD (Ebola Virus Disease) Spread and How People Respond: Sociopolitical Analysis of the Epidemic in Sierra Leone and Liberia
……………… Hideyuki Okano
9. Ethnography as Re-enactment: Performing Temporality in an East African Place of Science
……………… P. Wenzel Geissler
List of Contributors