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Peak or prolonged: the paradox of health crisis as subjective chronicity

By Parkin David in (2013)

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Diversity as valued and troubled: social identities and demographic categories in understandings of rapid urban growth in Vanuatu

By Widmer Alexandra in (2013)

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THE CANON 6 - Illness and shamanistic curing in Zinacantan: an ethnomedical analysis, by Horacio Fabrega, Jr., and Daniel B. Silver

By Littlewood Roland in (2013)

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Fetal/fatal knowledge: new reproductive technologies and family-building strategies in India, by Sunil Khanna

By Placek Caitlyn D.,Roulette Jennifer W. in (2013)

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Crisis as deferred closure - clairvoyant counselling in contemporary Danish society

By Steffen Vibeke in (2013)

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Responding to medical crises: AIDS treatment, responsibilisation and the logic of choice

By Beckmann Nadine in (2013)

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Old diseases and contemporary crisis. Inherited blood disorders in the Sultanate of Oman

By Beaudevin Claire in (2013)

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Medical crises and therapeutic talk

By Parkin David in (2013)

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Understanding suicide: a sociological autopsy, by Ben Fincham, Susanne Langer, Jonathan Scourfield and Michael Shiner

By Kumar Nilotpal in (2013)

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THE CANON - 5. Patients and healers in the context of culture: an explorationof the borderland between anthropology, medicine, and psychiatry, by Arthur Kleinman

By Buchbinder Mara in (2013)

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