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Nancy N. Chen is associate professor of anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz. A medical anthropologist, she also teaches courses on food, ethnographic film, urban anthropology, China, and Asian Americans.
- 人类学
- 气功
- 治理术
- 敘述當代中國
- 当代中国
- 后社会主义
- medical
- PRC
The charismatic form of healing called qigong, based on meditative breathing exercises, has achieved enormous popularity in China during the last two decades. Qigong served a critical social organizational function, as practitioners formed new informal networks, sometimes on an international scale, at a time when China was shifting from state-subsidized medical care to for-profit market medicine. The emergence of new psychological states deemed to be deviant led the Chinese state to "medicalize" certain forms while championing scientific versions of qigong. By contrast, qigong continues to be promoted outside China as a traditional healing practice. Breathing Spaces brings to life the narratives of numerous practitioners, healers, psychiatric patients, doctors, and bureaucrats, revealing the varied and often dramatic ways they cope with market reform and social changes in China.
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整个一个流水账，从头到尾说了一堆事，没一个讲清楚。
评分有些point不错，但整体像大杂烩，又出乎意料地薄。
评分有些point不错，但整体像大杂烩，又出乎意料地薄。
评分有些point不错，但整体像大杂烩，又出乎意料地薄。
评分有些point不错，但整体像大杂烩，又出乎意料地薄。
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