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Medical Anthropology Quarterly

Volume 23. Issue 2. June 2009

Contents:

Editors' Introduction

1. The Interrogative Imperative : State, Community, and Individual as Bodies and Subjectivities
   
   1. Mark R. Luborsky
      Andrea P. Sankar

Centennial Recognition

1. Maurice Merleau-Ponty and the "Embodied Subjectivity“ (1908–61)
   
   1. P. Fusar-Poli
      G. Stanghellini

Articles

1. Negotiating Community Engagement and Science in the Federal Environmental Public Health Sector
   
   1. Peter C. Little
2. Community Engagement and Science : Prospects and Provocations: Critical Commentary on Peter C. Little's “Negotiating Community Engagement and Science in the Federal Environmental Public Health Sector”
   
   1. Donald Pollock
3. "You Look, Thank God, Quite Good on the Outside“ : Imitating the Ideal Self in a Jewish Ultra-Orthodox Rehabilitation Site
   
   1. Yehuda C. Goodman
4. On Becoming a Male Sex Worker in Mysore : Sexual Subjectivity, “Empowerment," and Community-Based HIV Prevention Research
   
   1. Robert Lorway
      Sushena Reza-Paul
      Akram Pasha
5. Matters of "Conscience" : The Politics of Reproductive Healthcare in Poland
   
   1. Joanna Z. Mishtal

Book Reviews

1. The Too-Good Wife: Alcohol, Codependency, and the Politics of Nurturance in Postwar Japan by Amy Beth Borovoy
   
   1. Karen Nakamura
2. Heterosexual Africa? The History of an Idea from the Age of Exploration to the Age of AIDS by Marc Epprecht
   
   1. Alexander Rödlach