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Medical Anthropology Quarterly

Volume 8. Issue 4. December 1994

Contents:

Introduction

1. Margaret Clark: From Field Research to Theory Development
   
   1. Genevieve Ames
      Joan Ablon

Article

1. Swallowing Frogs: Anger and Illness in Northeast Brazil
   
   1. L. A. Rebhun
2. Metaphors in Disrupted Lives: Infertility and Cultural Constructions of Continuity
   
   1. Gay Becker
3. The Retirement Process: Making the Person and Cultural Meanings Malleable
   
   1. Mark R. Luborsky
4. Old Age, Disease, and the Discourse on Risk: Geriatric Assessment in U.S. Health Care
   
   1. Sharon R. Kaufman
5. Anthropology, Bioethics, and Medicine: A Provocative Trilogy
   
   1. Jessica H. Muller

Review and Comment

1. Margaret Clark's Enduring Contribution to Latino Studies in Medical Anthropology
   
   1. C. H. Browner
2. Protest of the Body
   
   1. Setha M. Low

Book and Film Reviews

1. Health Care Systems and Their Patients: An International Perspective. Marilynn M. Rosenthal and Marcel Frenkel, eds.
   
   1. Barbara M. Rylko-Bauer
2. Where There Are No Physical Therapists: Traditional Healing Films for Medical Anthropology, Behavioral Sciences, Psychiatry, Psychology. (1) Bioethics Where There Are No Bioethicists (30:00). (2) Village Therapists (52:00). (3) Wheelchair Seating at the Human Level (48:00). (4) Making It Themselves: A Village Workshop (60:00). PhilipSinger
   
   1. Sue G. Lurie