Eugene B Brody
Biographic Data
| ID | 117239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eugene B Brody |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eugene B |
| FAMILY NAME | Brody |
| SIGNATURE | BRODY E B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Maryland, Baltimore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 120 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The International Agenda of Cultural Psychiatry
The Anthropological Lens: Harsh Light, Soft Focus
New reproductive technologies and women's rights: Framing the ethical questions
When ethical questions are framed they must take account of professionals who, even without state designation, are society's front‐line gate keepers, decision makers, and thus social control agents in respect to reproductive technology. There are interlocking contexts in which the clinical ethical quesitons are framed: historical, technological, research, commercial, legal, occupational, governmental, and interhuman. The three principles of auton…
WFMH: An Agenda for the 1980’s
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
Social Relations and Mental Illness Four Books About Psychiatry and Society
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
Cultural/Applied: Fear They Neighbor as Thyself: Psychoanalysis and Society among the Anyi of West Africa. Paul Parin, Fritz Morgenthaler, and Goldy Parin-Matthey
Ethnography and Psychoanalysis: Comparative Ways of Knowing
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
The clinician as ethnographer: A psychoanalytic perspective on the epistemology of fieldwork
Saints, Scholars, and Schizophrenics—Mental Illness in Rural Ireland . Nancy Schepher‐Hughes
Anthropology of Symbolic Healing [and Comments and Reply]
A number of investigators are agreed that the popular medical systems of tribal, peasant, and allied peoples are "effective." Most of the literature closely examining that effectiveness focuses on the ethnopharmacological dimensions of the healing systems and generally ignores psychosocial factors. Recent developments in psychophysiology may offer insights into these neglected areas. The specific idea to be examined here is that successful "gener…
Intimacy and the Fantasy of Becoming Both Sexes
Reproductive freedom, coercion and justice
Behavior in New Environments: Adaptation of Migrant Populations
Behavior in New Environments: Adaptation of Migrant Populations
Behavior in New Environments: Adaption of Migrant Populations
(1971). Behavior in New Environments: Adaption of Migrant Populations. Economic Geography: Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. 558-560
The concerns of transcultural psychiatry
Migration and Adaptation: The Nature of the Problem
Preventive Planning and Strategies of Intervention: An Overview
Marginality, Identity and Behaviour in the American Negro: A Functional Analysis
Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis
Superego, Introjected Mother, and Energy Discharge in Schizophrenia: Contribution from the Study of Anterior Lobotomy
Interprofessional relations or psychologists and psychiatrists are human too, only more so
Problems of interprofessional relations have been more productive of furor than fact. Clinical psychologists, by comparison with psychiatrists, are Young Turks. They come from an academic, liberal, in many instances reformist tradition. Psychiatrists receive their basic training in medical schools, in a highly structured orthodox atmosphere, and tend to lean upon the tradition of medicine. The crucial problems to which clinical psychologist must …
Anthropology of Symbolic Healing [and Comments and Reply]
A number of investigators are agreed that the popular medical systems of tribal, peasant, and allied peoples are "effective." Most of the literature closely examining that effectiveness focuses on the ethnopharmacological dimensions of the healing systems and generally ignores psychosocial factors. Recent developments in psychophysiology may offer insights into these neglected areas. The specific idea to be examined here is that successful "gener…
Social structure and interaction processes on a psychiatric ward
Interprofessional relations or psychologists and psychiatrists are human too, only more so
Problems of interprofessional relations have been more productive of furor than fact. Clinical psychologists, by comparison with psychiatrists, are Young Turks. They come from an academic, liberal, in many instances reformist tradition. Psychiatrists receive their basic training in medical schools, in a highly structured orthodox atmosphere, and tend to lean upon the tradition of medicine. The crucial problems to which clinical psychologist must …
Reproductive freedom, coercion and justice
Migration and Adaptation: The Nature of the Problem
Preventive Planning and Strategies of Intervention: An Overview
Psychologic Tension and Serum Iodine Levels in Psychiatric Patients without Evidence of Thyroid Disease
Influence of Prefrontal Lobotomy on Social Interaction in a Monkey Group
the significance of social factors determining the outcome of prefrontal lobotomy in psy-chotic patients. The relative importance of the indirect effects of changed interpersonal rela-tionships and of the direct effects of the sur-gery has not yet, however, been ascertained. Complex human groups do not lend them-selves to the experimental manipulations nec-essary to define the significant social variables influencing the patient. The presence of …
Social structure and interaction processes on a psychiatric ward
Interprofessional relations or psychologists and psychiatrists are human too, only more so
Problems of interprofessional relations have been more productive of furor than fact. Clinical psychologists, by comparison with psychiatrists, are Young Turks. They come from an academic, liberal, in many instances reformist tradition. Psychiatrists receive their basic training in medical schools, in a highly structured orthodox atmosphere, and tend to lean upon the tradition of medicine. The crucial problems to which clinical psychologist must …
Superego, Introjected Mother, and Energy Discharge in Schizophrenia: Contribution from the Study of Anterior Lobotomy
Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis
Marginality, Identity and Behaviour in the American Negro: A Functional Analysis
Migration and Adaptation: The Nature of the Problem
Preventive Planning and Strategies of Intervention: An Overview
The concerns of transcultural psychiatry
Behavior in New Environments: Adaptation of Migrant Populations
Behavior in New Environments: Adaption of Migrant Populations
(1971). Behavior in New Environments: Adaption of Migrant Populations. Economic Geography: Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. 558-560
Behavior in New Environments: Adaptation of Migrant Populations
Reproductive freedom, coercion and justice
Intimacy and the Fantasy of Becoming Both Sexes
Anthropology of Symbolic Healing [and Comments and Reply]
A number of investigators are agreed that the popular medical systems of tribal, peasant, and allied peoples are "effective." Most of the literature closely examining that effectiveness focuses on the ethnopharmacological dimensions of the healing systems and generally ignores psychosocial factors. Recent developments in psychophysiology may offer insights into these neglected areas. The specific idea to be examined here is that successful "gener…
Saints, Scholars, and Schizophrenics—Mental Illness in Rural Ireland . Nancy Schepher‐Hughes
Ethnography and Psychoanalysis: Comparative Ways of Knowing
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
The clinician as ethnographer: A psychoanalytic perspective on the epistemology of fieldwork
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
Cultural/Applied: Fear They Neighbor as Thyself: Psychoanalysis and Society among the Anyi of West Africa. Paul Parin, Fritz Morgenthaler, and Goldy Parin-Matthey
Sex, Contraception, and Motherhood in Jamaica
Social Relations and Mental Illness Four Books About Psychiatry and Society
WFMH: An Agenda for the 1980’s
Psychology (19 works) · Sociology (14 works) · Psychiatry (10 works) · Psychoanalysis (9 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychotherapist (4 works)