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i traveled as far as zanzibar with an anthropologist to understand what was going on there. then i wrote about the changing notions of depression in japan before and after the introduction of paxil and how we shape to the notions of depression in japan in a very dramatic way. the fourth example in the book is the one i will talk about today because it dovetails a little with canon's work and that is it so relevant in our times with the soldiers coming home and that's the notion of ptsd. to gain some cross-cultural perspective on that i wrote about the tsunami in sri lanka. and our effort after that tsunami to provide psychosocial support. we rushed in there with counselors of all stripes. the broad field therapist and scientologists were on the scene rapid eye movement therapist. dozens if not hundreds to teach the culture about ptsd and to tell them how to heal from it and give them our knowledge about that. we have a great certainty with the notion of ptsd is cross-cultural but anthropological work and cross-cultural psychiatry work shows that meaning and expectations matt