Table Of Content

Contents Angels and interfering busybodies: the social construction of two occu- pations (Symonds) 249 Boundary encroachment and task delegation: clinical pharmacists on the medical team (Mesler) 310 Clinical psychology as a strategy for dealing with psychosocial issues in a South African neurosurgery ward (Miller and Swartz) 293 Expressivity within a time schedule: subordinated interaction on geriatric wards (Sellerberg) 68 ‘Falling out of culture’: the effects of repetition strain injury on sufferers’ roles and identity (Ewan et al) 168 Hospital consultants’ views of their patients (Britten) 83 Husbands’ participation in fertility treatment: they also serve who only stand and wait (Meerabeau) 396 Inequality in health and the class position of women — the Norwegian experience (Dahl) 492 Lay epidemiology and the prevention paradox: the implications of coronary candidacy for health education (Davison et al) 1 Mediating illness: newspaper coverage of tranquilliser dependence (Gabe et al) 332 Missing bodies — towards a sociology of embodiment (Review article) (Turner) 265 On the margins of the medical marketplace? An exploratory study of alternative practitioners’ perceptions (Cant and Calnan) 39 Orchestrating an encounter: a note on the talk of mentally handicapped children (Brewer et al) 58 Possibly abusive, often benign, and always necessary: on power and domination in medical practice (Maseide) 545 ‘Pulling down churches’: accounting for the British Mental Health Users’ Movement (Rogers and Pilgrim) 129 Side effects of psychiatric treatment: a qualitative study of issues associated with a random allocation research study (Anthony ef al) 530 Social, developmental and health correlates of ‘attractiveness’ in adolescence (Macintyre and West) 149 Style of life and the salience of health (Calnan and Williams) 506 The ‘eclipse’ of folk medicine in western society? (Bakx) 20 The identification and provision of care for the terminally ill at home by ‘family’ members (Hunt) 375 The roles of the wife and marital reality construction in the narrative interview (Research note) (Gerhardt) 411 The social construction of noncompliance: a study of health care and social service providers in everyday practice (Fineman) 354 Contents Angels and interfering busybodies: the social construction of two occu- pations (Symonds) 249 Boundary encroachment and task delegation: clinical pharmacists on the medical team (Mesler) 310 Clinical psychology as a strategy for dealing with psychosocial issues in a South African neurosurgery ward (Miller and Swartz) 293 Expressivity within a time schedule: subordinated interaction on geriatric wards (Sellerberg) 68 ‘Falling out of culture’: the effects of repetition strain injury on sufferers’ roles and identity (Ewan et al) 168 Hospital consultants’ views of their patients (Britten) 83 Husbands’ participation in fertility treatment: they also serve who only stand and wait (Meerabeau) 396 Inequality in health and the class position of women — the Norwegian experience (Dahl) 492 Lay epidemiology and the prevention paradox: the implications of coronary candidacy for health education (Davison et al) 1 Mediating illness: newspaper coverage of tranquilliser dependence (Gabe et al) 332 Missing bodies — towards a sociology of embodiment (Review article) (Turner) 265 On the margins of the medical marketplace? An exploratory study of alternative practitioners’ perceptions (Cant and Calnan) 39 Orchestrating an encounter: a note on the talk of mentally handicapped children (Brewer et al) 58 Possibly abusive, often benign, and always necessary: on power and domination in medical practice (Maseide) 545 ‘Pulling down churches’: accounting for the British Mental Health Users’ Movement (Rogers and Pilgrim) 129 Side effects of psychiatric treatment: a qualitative study of issues associated with a random allocation research study (Anthony ef al) 530 Social, developmental and health correlates of ‘attractiveness’ in adolescence (Macintyre and West) 149 Style of life and the salience of health (Calnan and Williams) 506 The ‘eclipse’ of folk medicine in western society? (Bakx) 20 The identification and provision of care for the terminally ill at home by ‘family’ members (Hunt) 375 The roles of the wife and marital reality construction in the narrative interview (Research note) (Gerhardt) 411 The social construction of noncompliance: a study of health care and social service providers in everyday practice (Fineman) 354 The sociology of chronic illness: a review of research and prospects (Bury) 457 The United States medical profession: an abnormal form of the division of labour (Fryer) 213 Trouble in store: some thoughts on the management of waiting lists (Pope) 193 Volunteers in the independent hospice movement (Hoad) 231 Wisdom, diligence and teeth: discursive practices and the creation of mothers (Nettleton) 98 Women’s health or social control? The role of the medical profession in relation to factory legislation in late 19th century Britain (Harrison) 469