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<title>Malawi Journals Project: List of Publications to 2016</title>
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Ashforth, Adam
A list of publications by authors using the journals in the Malawi Journals Project.
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Ashforth, Adam
This paper reflects on two contrasting cultural strategies for supporting the&#13;
rollout of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART): The Treatment&#13;
Action Campaign 's Treatment Literacy Programme which seeks to educate&#13;
people into a conventional scientific understanding of HIV disease and&#13;
treatment; and a Department of Health Voluntary Counselling and Testing&#13;
(VCT) video which harnesses putative 'indigenous knowledge ' relating to&#13;
illness and healing. It points out that the latter strategy risks connecting with&#13;
fears regarding the 'Af rican science' of witchcraft. This can serve to confuse,&#13;
rather than clarify, ambiguities concerning the notion of 'cure '. Science&#13;
education is challenging, but has the potential to empower patients to manage&#13;
their illness effec tively.
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Ashforth, Adam
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<title>Spiritual Insecurity and HIV/AIDS in South Africa</title>
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Ashforth, Adam
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