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Table of contents of the issue 1/2017, gennaio-giugno

ISBN: 978-88-43-08720-4

Year: 42

Revisiting medical pluralism: an old concept inspiring new theoretical horizons (edited by Viola Hörbst, Pino Schirripa, Rene Gerrets)

Viola Hörbst Rene Gerrets Pino Schirripa

Revisiting medical pluralism

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 7-26 DOI: 10.7386/89097

Elisabeth Hsu

Patients, practitioners and "pots": probing Chinese medicine in East Africa

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 27-48 DOI: 10.7386/89098

Concetta Russo

The "difference" that seems to make a difference. Comparative perspectives in medical pluralism

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 49-72 DOI: 10.7386/89099

Arantza Meñaca Robert Pool Christopher Pell

Asram: A superdiverse illness concept

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 73-94 DOI: 10.7386/89100

Roberta Raffaetà Kristine Krause Giulia Zanini Gabriele Alex

Medical pluralism reloaded

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 95-124 DOI: 10.7386/89101

Rosalynn Vega

Childbirth and medical pluralism in multiethnic Mexico

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 125-156 DOI: 10.7386/89102

Helen Lambert

Health care, hierarchy and the intracultural politics of recognition: Medical pluralism and its narratives as ethnographic objects

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 157-176 DOI: 10.7386/89103

Julie Laplante

Medicine multiple ontologies in the pre-clinical trial of a South African indigenous medicine (muti)

L'Uomo Società Tradizione Sviluppo 1/2017 pp: 177-199 DOI: 10.7386/89104

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