Intercultural Health Communication

Andrew R. Spieldenner/Gloria N. Pindi/Satoshi Toyosaki: Introduction: Intercultural Health Communication Studies - Engaging Interdisciplinary Approaches: Analysis, Interpretation, Critique, and Action - Yea-Wen Chen/Sarah Parsloe: Health Narratives and Body Politics on the Margins: Proposing Six Principles of "EMBODY" with Cultural Others - Shinsuke Eguchi: Queer(ing) Spaces: Sexualities as Critical Intersections among Health and Intercultural Communication - Katie D. Scott/Tina M. Harris: The Construction of Women and Their Health Across Cultures - Annette Madlock Gatison: Moving beyond Awareness Social Media in Health and Policy Communication: The Case of the Black Women's Health Imperative's Black Women Vote 2018 National Health Policy Agenda - Engaging Selfhoods: Contextual Complexity between Biomedical and Cultural Narratives - Gloria N. Pindi: "I'm Not Sick, I'm Hairy": Cultural Constructions of Women's Bodies in the Ob/Gyn Exam - Tomeka M. Robinson: People of Color Don't Get That: An Analytic Autoethnography of Living with Celiac Disease - Engaging Communities: Communal Complexity, Identity Politics, and Advocacy - Ambar Basu, Patrick J. Dillon/Shaunak Sastry/Nivethitha Ketheeswaran: HIV Drugs [Are] Like My Birth Control Pill: Lived Narratives of Black and Latino MSM in an Urban American Context - Spring Cooper/P. Christopher Palmedo: Social Media as a Transformative Force in Intercultural Health Communications: A Case Study of the BADASS Army - Leandra H. Hernández: Mexican-American Women, Prenatal Testing, and Definitions of Fetal Health: Challenging Social Perceptions of What Is "Healthy" - Mohan J. Dutta/Satveer Kaur-Gill: Health in the Margins: Cultural Borders in Contestation - Lara Lengel/Adam Smidi/Nora Abdul-Aziz: Transcending In/Visibility, Isolation, and Stigma: Trauma- Inforced and Culture-Centric Mental Health - Jillian A. Tullis: Searching for a Good Death - Classrooms: Meaningful Complexity of Teaching and Learning -Satoshi Toyosaki/Patrick

Andrew R. Spieldenner (Ph.D., Howard University) is Associate Professor of Health Communication at California State University-San Marcos. He serves as Vice-Chair of the US People Living with HIV Caucus and represents Civil Society as North American Delegate to UNAIDS.



Satoshi Toyosaki (Ph.D., Southern Illinois University) is Associate Professor in the Department of Languages, Cultures, and International Trade as well as the Department of Linguistics at Southern Illinois University. His recent research interests include critical intercultural communication, intercultural education, and international studies.

"Spieldenner and Toyosaki's Intercultural Health Communication is a much needed and ground-breaking resource that disrupts the whiteness of health communication through compelling and intersectional case studies that center Other bodies and experiences by bringing to bear theories and methods of intercultural communication. This book brings together senior and up-and-coming scholars to address emerging issues in intercultural health communication." -Bernadette Marie Calafell, Professor and Chair, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, Gonzaga University