Ethos

Papers
(The TQCC of Ethos is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
“Poor brain development” in the global South? Challenging the science of early childhood interventions11
Cognition Beyond the Human: Cognitive Psychology and the New Animism10
Satisfaction in the Soul: Common Factors Theory Applied to Traditional Healers in Rural Nepal9
Socialization, Autonomy, and Cooperation: Insights from Task Assignment Among the Egalitarian BaYaka9
A Critical Discourse Analysis of an Australian Incarcerated Trans Woman's Letters of Complaint and Self‐Advocacy6
Modeling Culture: A Framework6
When the Artificial Is Natural: Reconsidering What Bionics and Sensoria Do5
The Varieties of Transformative Experience: Ethnographic Explorations4
When the Ghosts Live in the Nursery: Postpartum Depression and the Grandmother‐Mother‐Baby Triad in Luzhou, China4
Individuality and community: The limits of social constructivism3
South Korean Education Under Psychocultural Globalization3
The Good, the Dead, and the Other: Chronicles of a Nepali Phantasmicide3
Struggling Along in Nigeria: Depression, Treatment, and Morality3
Scrolling and the In‐Between Spaces of Boredom: Marginalized Youths on the Periphery of Vienna3
Editorial: The solidarity imperative and changes at Ethos3
Notq Arrives at the Clinic: How Druze Therapists Deal with the Cultural Phenomenon of Remembering and Talking about Previous Incarnation Among the Druze in Israel3
The Quilombola Movement: Sensing Futures in Afroindigenous Amazonia3
The Day We Were Dogs: Mental Vulnerability, Shared Reading, and Moments of Transformation3
Promoting global ECD top‐down and bottom‐up2
Decolonizing affect: Resonance as an ethnographic technique2
Being Heard and Remembered: Young Adults’ Experiences of Recognition in the Social and Health Care Systems in Denmark2
2018 Condon Prize for Best Student Essay in Psychological Anthropology “It Hurts Good”: Ethical Highs, From Addiction to Ultramarathon Running2
Family Trouble: Changing (Dis)Orders and Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Uganda2
The Years of Living Transformatively2
Music and Trance as Methods for Engaging with Suffering2
The Other Within Oneself: Understanding Care for a Family Member with Early‐Onset Dementia Through the Lens of Dividuality2
Tuning the self: Revisiting health inequities through the lens of social interaction2
The limits of “no limits”: Young women's entrepreneurial performance and the gendered conquest of the self2
What Does the Situation Say? Theorizing Multiple Understandings of Climate Change2
Embodiment, Empathic Perception, and Spiritual Ontologies in Q'eqchi’ Maya Healing: An Ethnographic Exploration2
Rape, ritual, rupture, and repair: Decentering Euro‐American logics of trauma and healing in an analytic autoethnography of the five years after my rape in Sierra Leone1
Living Unembodiment: Physicality and Body/Self Discontinuity Among African American Adolescent Girls1
An Experience of Entitlement: The Intersection of High Socioeconomic Status, Self, and Early Recollections1
Feeding, food, and attachment: An underestimated relationship?1
Embodied Routines and Ethnotheories of Morning Drop‐Offs at US and Chinese Preschools1
Flucht nach vorne (seeking refuge in the future): Trauma, agency, and the fantasy of onward flight among refugees in Berlin1
The Guard's Dilemma: Social Roles and Therapeutic Experience for Inpatient‐Guards in Tijuana's Community‐Based Addiction Treatment1
Becoming Role Models: Pedagogies of Soft Skills and Affordances of Person‐Making in Contemporary China1
Ritual Forms and Ritual Stuff: Implications of Lawson and McCauley's Ritual Form Hypothesis for Material Culture1
The Linguistic Embodiment of Emotions. A Study of the Australian Continent1
Forced Migration and Forced Disjunctions: An Exploration of Imagination's Role in Changing Long‐Standing Cultural Identity and Lifeways1
Managing the Risks of Schooling, Securing Middle‐Class Belonging: Russian, Palestinian, and Jewish Mothers in Israel1
At the Edge of the Sensible: Cultivating Doubt in Radically Engaged Anthropology and Spirituality1
Between us: Facilitated decision‐making in the relational experience of profound intellectual disability1
Looking Again and Beyond: The Power of Images in Intercultural Training in Youth Mental Health Care1
Immaterial Alliances: Constructions of Self‐Other Relations and Conceptions of Belonging in the Therapeutic Narratives of Muslim and Buddhist Cambodians1
The Force of Love: Type II Diabetes in Vietnam as Tentatively Transformative Experience1
What it is to see: Artificial vision as constitutive interaction1
Tattling with Chinese Characteristics: Norm Sensitivity, Moral Anxiety, and “The Genuine Child”1
Growing up in Nso: Changes and continuities in children's relational networks during the first three years of life1
A Mind of Winter: The Transformative Experience of Estrangement by a Stateless Kurd in Exile in Denmark1
Seeing, being seen, and the semiotics of perspective1
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