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Chapter 1: Introduction: Cultural Ontology of the Self in Pain -- PART-I: Ontology of Pain -- Chapter 2: Ontology of Pain in Moral Theories -- Chapter 3: The Familiar Stranger: On the Loss of Self in Intense Bodily Pain -- Chapter 4: Waiting to Speak: A Phenomenological Perspective on our Silence around Dying -- Chapter 5: Pain and Catharsis in Art, Ritual and Therapy -- Chapter 6: Traditional Philosophies and Gandhi?�s Approach to the Self in Pain -- PART-II: Culture, Politics and Ethics of Pain -- ?�Hurt??by Daniel Becker -- Chapter 7: The Infinite Faces of Pain: Narrative, Eros, and Ethics -- Chapter 8: Shame, Placebo and World-Taking Cognitivism -- Chapter 9: Self and Suffering in Buddhism and Phenomenology: Existential Pain, Compassion and the Problems of Institutional Healthcare -- Chapter 10: Many Faces of Woman?�s Pain -- Chapter 11: Pain and Agency: On the Essential Importance of Vulnerability and Transgression -- PART-III: Social Contexts of Pain -- Chapter 12: Dislocations, Marginalisations, Past and Present: Pain-Experiences Two Marginalised Communities -- Chapter 13: AFSPA and the Tortured Bodies: The Politics of Pain in Manipur -- Chapter 14: Medical Mission and the Interpretation of Pain.
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