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Medicine, Religion, and Politics in Africa and the African Diaspora

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Section Eight: Sensory Ethnography in Niger

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Section Eleven: Fictions of Race, Gender, and Illness

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Section Five: Race, Gender, Colonial Medicine, and the Construction of Disease

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Section Five: Race, Gender, Colonial Medicine, and the Construction of Disease

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Section Five: Race, Gender, Colonial Medicine, and the Construction of Disease

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Section Four: Colonial Medicine in South Africa

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Section Four: Colonial Medicine in South Africa

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Section Nine: Religion, Medicine, and the Medical Pluralism in Haiti

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Section Nine: Religion, Medicine, and the Medical Pluralism in Haiti

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Prof. Erica James

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Spring 2005

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