Ensnared by AIDS. David K. Beine
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Ensnared by AIDS
Cultural Contexts of HIV and AIDS in Nepal
Second edition
David K. Beine
SIL International®
Dallas, Texas
SIL International®
Publications in Ethnography
42
Publications in Ethnography (formerly International Museum of Cultures Series) is a series published jointly by SIL International and the International Museum of Cultures. The series focuses on cultural studies of minority peoples of various parts of the world. While most volumes are authored by members of SIL International who have done ethnologic research in a minority language, suitable works by others will also occasionally form part of the series.
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ISBN: 978-1-55671-381-1
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Contents
Background and theoretical underpinnings
Part One : Background and Theoretical Underpinnings
2.2 AIDS as social construction
3.1 The epidemiological “facts”
3.2 Nepali HIV and AIDS literature
3.3 National HIV and AIDS awareness and prevention programs
3.4 Emerging HIV and AIDS discourses and cultural models
4 : Cultural Models, Schema Theory, and Cognitive Methodologies
4.1 Cultural models—what are they?
4.2 Schema theory
4.3 Schemata—what are they?
4.4 Cultural models of illness and HIV and AIDS
4.5 The limitations of the cultural model concept
4.6 Cognitive methodologies
5 : Saano Dumre Revisited: Changing Models of Illness and Cultural Models