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An Anthropology of Biomedicine is an exciting new introduction to biomedicine and its global implications. Focusing on the ways in which the application of biomedical technologies bring about radical changes to societies at large, cultural anthropologist Margaret Lock and her co-author... read more
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- Greenhalgh
- Kahn
- Malthus
- Daston
- Marx
- Cohen
- John Moore
- Lewin
- Marcel Mauss
- Rapp
- Laurentin
- Gajdusek
- Kuriyama
- Gould
- Frake
- Kanaaneh
- Strathern
- Matoka
- Richey
- Rheinberger
- Barrett
- Charles Darwin
- Thacker
- Bruno Latour
- Durkheim
Setting & Locations edit
- United States
- India
- China
- Europe
- Japan
- Saharan Africa
- North America
- Egypt
- Israel
- France
- Hrt
- United Kingdom
- Cameroon
- Germany
- Flora
- London
- Southeast Asia
- Mexico
- Canada
- Middle East
- Quebec
- Cyprus
- Tanzania
- Huntington
- West Africa
- Haiti
- Montreal
- Latin America
- Gambia
- Turkey
- Iran
- Iceland
- England
- Siv
- Belgian Congo
- South Africa
- Nigeria
- South America
- Senegal
- Delhi
- Fairhead
- Galilee
- New Guinea
- U.k.
- Pemba
- Tibet
- Great Britain
Authors & Contributors edit
- Margaret M. Lock (Author)
- Vinh-Kim Nguyen (Author)
Classification edit
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- Dewey: 306.461
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