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Introduction : rethinking subjectivity / João Biehl, Byron Good, and Arthur Kleinman
Part I. Transformations in social experience and subjectivity. The vanishing subject : the many faces of subjectivity / Amélie Oksenberg Rorty
The experiential basis of subjectivity : how individuals change in the context of societal transformation / Arthur Kleinman and Erin Fitz-Henry
How the body speaks : illness and the lifeworld among the urban poor / Veena Das and Ranendra K. Das
Anthropological observation and self-formation / Paul Rabinow
Part II. Political subjects. Hamlet in purgatory / Stephen Greenblatt
America's transient mental illness : a brief history of the self-traumatized perpetrator / Allan Young
Violence and the politics of remorse : lessons from South Africa / Nancy Scheper-Hughes
Part III. Madness and social suffering. The subject of mental illness : psychosis, mad violence, and subjectivity in Indonesia / Byron J. Good, Subandi, and Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good
The "Other" of culture in psychosis : the ex-centricity of the subject / Ellen Corin
Hoarders and scrappers : madness and the social person in the interstices of the city / Anne M. Lovell
Part IV. Life technologies. Whole bodies, whole persons? : cultural studies, psychoanalysis, and biology / Evelyn Fox Keller
The medical imaginary and the biotechnical embrace : subjective experiences of clinical scientists and patients / Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good
"To be freed from the infirmity of (the) age" : subjectivity, life-sustaining treatment, and palliative medicine / Eric L. Krakauer
A life : between psychiatric drugs and social abandonment / João Biehl
Epilogue : to live with what would otherwise be unendurable : return(s) to subjectivities / Michael M.J. Fischer.

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