Aboriginal American Psychiatric Theories

Latin American history and culture · Psychedelics and Drug Studies

• Folk concepts of mental disorder among the Lao

  Open Access•Joseph Westermeyer•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1979

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• Healing thyself

  Open Access•L Kendall•Social Science & Medicine•1988

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• American Indian Psychiatric and Social Problems

  Open Access•James H Shore, M Manson et al.•Transcultural Psychiatric…•1983

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• Between Two Worlds Physicians as Patients

  Open Access•R A Hahn•Medical Anthropology Newsletter•1985

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• Psychiatric Labeling in Cross-Cultural Perspective

  Open Access•Joseph M Murphy, Jane M Murphy•Science•1976

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• Never in anger

  Jean L Briggs•Never in anger•1970

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• The Teachings of Don Juan

  Carlos Castaneda•The Teachings of Don Juan•1998

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• An Indian Method of Treating Hysteria

  Diamond Jenness•Primitive Man•1933

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• Culture and Mental Health

  Otto Von Mering, Marvin K Opler•Journal of Health and Human…•1960

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• Approaches to Cross-Cultural Psychiatry

  LOUISA P HOWE•Psychosomatic Medicine•1966

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• Zapotec Deviance

  Margo L Smith, Henry A Selby•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1976

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• Illness and Shamanistic Curing in Zinacantan

  Mathias Fuchs, Michael Fuchs•American Journal of Public Health•1974

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• American Indian Medicine

  John Duffy, Virgil J Vogel•The Journal of Southern History•1970

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• Dreams and Dream Interpretation of the Diegueño Indians of Southern California

  Gertrude Toffelmier, Katharine Luomala•The Psychoanalytic Quarterly•1936

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• Speech disturbances in Pilagá Indian children

  Jules Henry, Zunia Henry•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1940

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• Multidimensional Scaling

  Andrew K Clark, Roger N Shepard et al.•American Educational Research…•1974

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• Nagual, Witch, and Sorcerer in a Quiche Village

  Open Access•Benson Saler•Ethnology•1964

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• Navaho Treatment of Sickness

  Open Access•W T W Morgan, William Morgan•American Anthropologist•1931

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• Navaho Diagnosticians 1

  Open Access•Leland C Wyman•American Anthropologist•1936

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• Essays in Anthropology Presented to A. L. Kroeber

  Bernhard J Stern, E W Gifford•American Sociological Review•1938

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• Psychiatric implications of health and illness in a Maya Indian group

  Open Access•Horacio Fabrega, Duane Metzger et al.•Social Science & Medicine (1967•1970

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• Changing Perspectives in Mental Illness

  Morton O Wagenfeld, Stanley C Plog et al.•American Sociological Review•1970

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• Heritage of Conquest

  Regina Flannery•The American Catholic Sociological…•1952

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• The abnormal among the Ojibwa Indians

  Ruth Landes•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1938

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• Primitive psychotherapy in native American cultures

  Weston La Barre•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1947

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• Search for health among the Maroni River Caribs

  Open Access•Peter Kloos•Bijdragen tot de taal- land- en…•1970

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• Relationships between Spanish and Spanish-American Folk Medicine

  George M Foster•Journal of American Folklore•1953

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• The Doctrine of Souls and of Disease among the Chinook Indians

  Franz Boas•Journal of American Folklore•1893

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• Windigo Psychosis

  Raymond D Fogelson, Morton I Teicher et al.•Journal of American Folklore•1962

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• Cherokee Theory and Practice of Medicine

  James Mooney•Journal of American Folklore•1890

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• The Epidemiology of a Folk Illness

  Open Access•Authur J Rubel•Ethnology•1964

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• Tenino Shamanism

  Open Access•George Peter Murdock•Ethnology•1965

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• Amazonian Cosmos

  Terence Turner, Gerardo Reichel‐dolmatoff et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1972

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• The Magical Power of Words

  J Tambiah, S J Tambiah•Man•1968

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• Eskimo Theories of Mental Illness in the Hudson Bay Region

  Open Access•Frank G Vallee•Anthropologica•1966

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• The lexicon for madness in a Colombian city

  Open Access•Michael Micklin, Marshall Durbin et al.•American Ethnologist•1974

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• Shamanizing on an Empty Stomach

  Open Access•Don Handelman•American Anthropologist•1968

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• Highland Maya Psychotherapy

  Open Access•William R Holland, Roland G Tharp•American Anthropologist•1964

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• Dreams and the Wishes of the Soul

  Open Access•Anthony F C Wallace•American Anthropologist•1958

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• Disease Concepts in North America

  Open Access•Spencer L Rogers•American Anthropologist•1944

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• Medicine and Curing Practices of the Modern Florida Seminoles

  Open Access•Robert F Greenlee•American Anthropologist•1944

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• Primitive Concepts of Disease

  Open Access•A Irving Hallowell•American Anthropologist•1935

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• Some Empirical Aspects of Northern Saulteaux Religion1

  Open Access•A Irving Hallowell•American Anthropologist•1934

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• Paviotso Shamanism

  Open Access•Willard Z Park•American Anthropologist•1934

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• Sbetetda'q, a Shamanistic Performance of the Coast Salish1

  Open Access•Herman K Haeberlin•American Anthropologist•1918

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• Secret Medicine Societies of the Seneca

  Open Access•Arthur C Parker•American Anthropologist•1909

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• The Sins of the Fathers

  Ruth Sawtell Wallis, Ruth Wallis et al.•Southwestern Journal of…•1953

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• On the Specificity of Folk Illnesses

  Horacio Fabrega, Horacio Fabrega Horacio Fabrega•Southwestern Journal of…•1970

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• Understanding Beliefs

  R A Hahn•Current Anthropology•1973

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