Date: Mon, 14 Apr 1997 20:10:37 -0500
From: Bill Gronfein <IYJF100@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU>
Subject: SSSI papers of interest to medical sociologists
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potential interest to medical sociologists. Locations and times of presentations will be available at the SSSI
information desk at the ASA. 

"Towards the Preservation of the Lifeworld: Social Justice and the Negotiation of Death"
     Elizabeth A. Gill, Sociology, Randolph-Macon College
"Paranoia and Everyday Life: Identity and Information"
     William Gronfein, Sociology, IUPUI
"Double-Voiced Discourse and Schizophrenia"
     Keith Doubt, Social Sciences, Truman State University
"The Birth of the Infertility Epidemic: A Closer Look at Tensions Surrounding the Reproduction of the
Nation"
     Sara Connell, Institute of Communications Research
"Emotional Capital and Professional Socialization: The Case of Mortuary Students and Me"
     Spencer Cahill, Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, University of South Florida
"Time, Narrative, and Illness: Hermeneutics, Interactionism and HIV/AIDS"
     Doug Ezzy, National Centre in HIV Social Research, La Trobe University
" 'Patient Counseling' by Pharmacists: Advice, Information, or Instruction?"
     Alison Pilnick, School of Social Studies, University of Nottingham
"The UK Patients' Charter: National Standards versus Professional Autonomy"
     David Hughes, Nursing, Midwifery, and Health Care, University of Wales, Swansea
"Talk, Text and Other Work: The Contribution of Conversation Analysis to the Study of Work"
     Tony Hak, Primary Care, University of Liverpool
"Anorexia in Six Voices: Rewriting Disorder"
     Paula Saukko, Institute of Communications Research, University of Illinois, Urbana
"The Critical Shapes of Body Image: The Role of Culture and Family in the Production of Eating
Disorders" (in the SSSI-ASA Social Psychology co-sponsored session, Social Psychology and Culture)
     Susan Haworth-Hoeppner, Sociology, Oakland University