Titlebook: Anthropologies of Medicine; A Colloquium on West Beatrix Pfleiderer (Professor),Gilles Bibeau (Prof Book 1991 Friedr. Vieweg & Sohn Verlags

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Memory within the Bodys at the foot of the Tower of Victory and waits. It waits for visitors to come and give it color and form. But only if the new arrival is spiritually superior will the A Bao A Qu begin to take on shape and splendor and begin to climb the stairs of the tower. The A Bao A Qu’s pursuit of perfection is

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Culture, Cancer, and Communication in Italys uncertain. A medical practice, such as telling or not telling a diagnosis of cancer, is infused with social and cultural understandings and implications. It is not just a neutral technique nor does it belong exclusively to the realm of medicine. This presents an interesting situation, for increasi

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Images and Interpretations of Severe Illness: Ethnological Aspects of Dealing with Cancer letters (received from 1977 to 1979) people from every social class aired their views about the cause and cure of cancer. No one had solicited the correspondents’ opinions; they had written on their own initiative. Among the causes of cancer mentioned were infection from the clothes of cancer suffe

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The Love-Lorn Consumptive: South Asian Ethnography and the Psychosomatic Paradigmt textual studies. Its surmise is that some of the most essential concepts of South Asian psychiatry are not to be gained from clinical studies in mental hospitals, but from a careful reading of Sanskrit love stories. The first part is an attempt to characterize this perspective, which challenges th

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