Titlebook: Body, Meaning, Healing; Thomas J. Csordas Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2002 anthropology.biological.eno

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The Sore that Does Not Healghly elaborated classification of diseases that can be matched with these general causal processes (Werner 1965); in principle, any cause can bring about any disease. Rarely has it been acknowledged that particular causes may be associated with particular symptoms or has a particular disorder been i

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Tina Schulze,Mark-Oliver Carl,Moritz J?rgenshryn Kuhlmann ply their prayers across the airways. Something of the lilt and cadence of their language, something of their invocation of divine power and compassion, something of the pain and exultation of their ardent audiences, something of the difference of all this from anything I knew in my ow

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Andrea Wetterauer,Sybille Werner be elaborated for the study of culture and self. By paradigm I mean simply a consistent methodological perspective that encourages reanalysis of existing data and suggests new questions for empirical research. Although I shall argue that a paradigm of embodiment transcends different methodologies,