Stigmatization, Discrimination and Illness
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Language
English
ISBN
978-3-86395-108-5
Titelei
Acknowledgement
Table of Content
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Introduction
1. Medical Anthropology
1.1 Medical anthropology – a discipline on the move
1.2 Medical anthropology in the context of HIV and AIDS
2. Illness and Disease – Inequal Substitutes
2. 1 Chronic illness – leading to lives of inconsistency
3. Stigmatization and Discrimination – An Explanatory Approach
3.1 Stigmatization and discrimination in the context of illness and disease
3.2 Stigmatization and discrimination in the context of HIV and AIDS
4. HIV & AIDS
4.1 Biomedical facts regarding the disease
4.2 HIV and AIDS – myths and facts on its development
4.3 Facts on HIV and AIDS and the international response
4.4 The history of international and governmental response to HIV and AIDS and the present situation in Tanzania
4.5 The international and Tanzanian political response to stigma and discrimination in the context of HIV and AIDS
4.6 “…this problem faces every family – in one way oranother…” – Dealing with HIV and AIDS in Tanzanian society
5. The Research Study
5.1 The research setting
5.2 Preparations and conduction of the research study
6. Methodology
6.1 Study participants and recruitment process
6.2 Clearance, consent and confidentiality
6.3 Research design
6.4 Processing of data material
7. Results
7.1 Results of the questionnaire – quantitative data
7.2 Images of the women interviewed
7.3 Interview results – qualitative data
8. Interpretation of the Results
8.1 Interpretation of results concerning illness and disease
8.2 Interpretation of results concerning discrimination and (self-)stigmatization
9. Conclusion and the Way Forward
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