The articles in this final volume fall into two main themes,
lifestyle and medical paradigms. By using lifestyle as the point of
departure for describing the use and users of alternative
treatment, research moves beyond the traditional scientific
research categories. Alternative treatments foremost function is
thus perceived to be the creation of identity. The scientific
theoretical concept of paradigm leads the discussion to
differentiate between conventional and alternative treatment seen
in relation to the basic science or knowledge behind them. How is
it possible to characterise an eventual break with tradition?
Finally, this volume of Studies presents several documents related
to the termination of INRAT; an article concerning the
methodological problems connected with the network's research area,
a series of abstracts on methodology submitted by network
participants, and the organising committee's final report on the
research project to the Research Council of the Humanities in
Denmark.
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