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After the foundational stage, the development of medical anthropology led to a considerable theoretical output that has had an impact on issues outside medical anthropology such as diet and foodways, psychiatry, and gender studies, and extends to cultural studies of dependent minorities. Schematically, this period is connected to two major currents - clinically applied anthropology and critically applied anthropology - but it could also be defined by the contrast between an anthropology of medicine and an anthropology in medicine. The diversity of knowledge-producing centers in the five continents, however, relativizes this model a great deal. For this reason, the composition of display cases 5 and 6 (which focuses on Spanish medical anthropology) is particularly complex. Between the two of them, they display barely two decades of international scholarship in the form of books and journals. Our criterion was to give priority to textbooks, collected volumes, and special issues of journals published prior to 2000, and to present specific journals with a wide range of medical anthropology content. To this end, we have dispensed with time frames, although we have given priority to older materials in order to highlight the progressive recognition of the discipline.
Display case 5 is structured around two book series: Culture, Illness and Healing, edited by Arthur Kleinman, and Theory and Practice in Medical Anthropology and International Health, edited by Susan DiGiacomo (URV and University of Massachusetts at Amherst). Alongside a significant sample of both these series, we have also included practically all the medical anthropology texts published in different languages, and outstanding works that we felt are representative of the various knowledge production centers in Latin America, North America and Europe. The last book is a historical study of four traditions in European medical anthropology (France, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands), and links display cases 5 and 6 to display case 7.