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Medical Anthropology Quarterly

Volume 16. Issue 3. May 1985

Contents:

Original Article

1. SMA SEEKS EDITOR FOR OFFICIAL JOURNAL
   

Symp sion: Anthropologists in Clinical Settings A Matter of Style

1. Anthropological Research in Clinical Settings: Role Requirements and Adapations
   
   1. Clifford R. Barnett

Original Article

1. Importance of Cross-Training and Research Strategies in Clinical Medicine
   
   1. Marilyn L. Poland
2. Stylistic Aspects of Clinical Anthropology: A Mirrored Description
   
   1. Hazel H. Weidman
3. Principles of Style: A Medical Anthropologist as Clinical Teacher
   
   1. Howard F. Stein
4. Speaking Hospital Administration's Language: Strategies for Anthropological Entrée in the Clinical Setting
   
   1. Irwin Press
5. Interpreting Illness Experience and Clinical Meanings: How I See Clinically Applied Anthropology
   
   1. Arthur Kleinman
6. On Doing Anthropology in Clinical Settings: A Commentary
   
   1. Otto Mering

Commentary

1. MORE THOUGHTS ON LACTATION AS "NATURE'S CONTRACEPTIVE"
   

Original Article

1. The question is not whether breast-feeding leads to...considerable child spacing, but rather, when to introduce other contraceptives
   
   1. Derrick B. Jelliffe
      E. F. Patrice Jelliffe

And a Response

1. ...information on the contraceptive qualities and/or efficacy of lactation is not sufficient to justify major changes in population-control programs of Third World countries
   
   1. Corinne S. Hodgson

Departments

1. BOOKS RECEIVED FOR REVIEW
   

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