The drafts of meaning in present precarious circumstances: A transnational ethnography of spiritual healing in rural regions (Eifel)

精神疗愈被理解为医学文化的一个表演性方面，通常被归入通俗医学的文献中，并不是启蒙前时代的遗迹。除了学术医学，它还属于后现代社会流行的健康实践的典范，是后者的重要组成部分。口头交流形式的过程组合，如信仰治疗，以及被宣布为非欧洲人的做法(如萨满教)，可以被视为现代治疗文化的固有属性，特别是在不稳定的情况下。基于定性-经验和以主人公为中心的民族志，本项目考虑了在日常生活、个人谈判和社会网络中内在关系是如何配置的问题。在一项中观区域研究的背景下，对执业治疗师及其病人以及来自农村地区的经认可的医生和心理治疗师(Eifel)进行了陪同和访谈。该项目的科学目标是对知识获取的主观技术进行文化分析，并将其落实到最近健康概念所反映的定向和身份的日常功能结构中。

Spiritual healing understood as a performative aspect of medical cultures, often subsumed in literature under lay medicine, is no relict of preenlightened times. Beside academic medicine it rather belongs to the canon of popular health practices of postmodern societies and is a vital component of same. The processual assemblage of orally communicated forms, such as faith healing, and practices declared as non-European (such as shamanism) can be seen as an innate attribute of recent healing cultures especially in precarious circumstances. Based on a qualitative-empirical and protagonist centered ethnography this project considers the question how the inherent relations are configured in everyday life, individual negotiations and also social networks. In the context of a mesoanalytical regional study both practising healers and their patients as well as approbated doctors and psychotherapists from rural areas (Eifel) are accompanied and interviewed. The Scientific objective of this project is the cultural analysis of subjective techniques of knowledge acquisition and its implementation into everyday functioning constructions of orientation and identity as reflected in recent conceptions of health.