Health, culture and religion in South Asia: critical perspectives

N.N. 2011

LongWorkContributors:	Doron, Assa
PlacePublished:	London
SeriesTitle:	South Asian history and culture
Library:	Seminar für Orientalistik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Shelf-Mark:	6.9.6/50
Keywords:	Ṭibb-e yūnānī
Region:	South Asia
Language:	English
CategoryAndGenre:	Research Literature
Anthology Entrys:	Class and the clinic: the subject of medical pluralism and the transmission of inequality
	Spatial boundaries and moralities of gender: considerations from obstetric and gynaecological practice in Chennai, South India
	social and cultural production of health in South Asia; The
	Occupational health, risk and science in India's global factories
	HIV and the gurus: religiosity, plurality and the challenge of a 'Hindu' response
	Unmarried Muslim youth and sex education in the Bustees of Kolkata
	intoxicated poor: alcohol, morality and power and the boatmen of Banaras, the
	Between medicine and manthravady: agency and identity in Paniya health
	Learning from infertility: gender, health inequities and faith healers in women's experiences of disrupted reproduction in Rajasthan
	practice and meanings of spiritual healing in Nepal; The