----- 神奇的药物:后殖民时期美国土著教堂的治愈术
Acknowledgments Preface: Hard to Swallow: The Challenge of Radical Cultural Differences PART 1. Anthropological and Clinical Orientations I Introduction: Peyote, Cultural Paradigm Clash, and the Multiplicity of the Normal II Expanding Our Conceptualization of the Therapeutic: Toward a Suitable Theoretical Framework for the Study of Cultural Psychiatries III Clinical Ethnography: Clinically-Informed Self-Reflective Immersion in Local Worlds of Suffering, Healing and Wellbeing PART 2. Cultural and Personal Healing in the Native American Church IV The Unfolding Cultural Paradigm Clash: Ritual Peyote Use and the Struggle for Postcolonial Healing in North America V Medicine and Spirit: The Dual Nature of Peyote VI The Peyote Ceremony: Psychopharmacology, Ritual Process, and Experiences of Healing VII Kinship, Socialization, and Ritual in Navajo Peyotist Families VIII Postcolonial Hybridity and Ritual Bureaucracy in New Mexico: Participant Observation in a Navajo Peyotist Healer's Clinical Program IX Decolonizing Our Understandings of the Normal and the Therapeutic References
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