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New Cures Old Medicines Women And The Commercialization Of Traditional Medicine In Bolivia 1st Edition Lynn Sikkink

SKU: BELL-4171922

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Publisher: Cengage Learning

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.73 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Lynn Sikkink

ISBN: 9780495837114, 0495837113

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

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New Cures Old Medicines Women And The Commercialization Of Traditional Medicine In Bolivia 1st Edition Lynn Sikkink by Lynn Sikkink 9780495837114, 0495837113 instant download after payment.

In this newest addition to the Case Study in Cultural Anthropology series, anthropologist Lynn Sikkink takes us on a journey into the diverse marketplace settings of Bolivia to explore the practice and meaning of traditional medicine. Through her focus on the collection, processing, distribution, and sale of herbs and medicines at a variety of marketplace venues--from rural to urban, highlands to lowlands, market stall to shop--Sikkink introduces students to the field and practice of medical as well as economic anthropology. Her approach also introduces students to the rich perspectives offered by cultural anthropology in general.