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examine key questions that arise from a cross-cultural approach to the study of depression / begins with consideration of cultural variation in dysphoric affect and the import of such variation for universalist definitions of depressive disorder / examine cross-cultural evidence on somatic components of depression and explore the concept of somatization in relation to depression and the communication of distress / review the evidence of cross-cultural variation in depressive symptomatology this anthropological perspective is presented through examination of a series of theoretical, substantive, and methodological issues / review the social and cultural contexts within which depression originates, examining the role of gender, social class, family relations, migration, political violence, and social change cross-cultural aspects of depression / the cultural construction of emotion / the ethnopsychology of emotion / culture and depressive affect / somatization and depression / gender and depression / socioeconomic status and depression / depression among refugees and immigrants / depression and family factors / depression and social change / methodological problems in cross-cultural research on depression (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

examine key questions that arise from a cross-cultural approach to the study of depression / begins with consideration of cultural variation in dysphoric affect and the import of such variation for universalist definitions of depressive disorder / examine cross-cultural evidence on somatic components of depression and explore the concept of somatization in relation to depression and the communication of distress / review the evidence of cross-cultural variation in depressive symptomatology this anthropological perspective is presented through examination of a series of theoretical, substantive, and methodological issues / review the social and cultural contexts within which depression originates, examining the role of gender, social class, family relations, migration, political violence, and social change cross-cultural aspects of depression / the cultural construction of emotion / the ethnopsychology of emotion / culture and depressive affect / somatization and depression / gender and depression / socioeconomic status and depression / depression among refugees and immigrants / depression and family factors / depression and social change / methodological problems in cross-cultural research on depression (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

This article reviews the main methodological complexities, that come out from carrying out comparative sociological researches of modern societies, the specificity and meaning of cross-cultural analysis.