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The Afterlife Of Images Translating The Pathological Body Between China And The West Ari Larissa Heinrich Editor Arjun Appadurai Editor Judith Farquhar Editor

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The Afterlife Of Images Translating The Pathological Body Between China And The West Ari Larissa Heinrich Editor Arjun Appadurai Editor Judith Farquhar Editor
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The Afterlife Of Images Translating The Pathological Body Between China And The West Ari Larissa Heinrich Editor Arjun Appadurai Editor Judith Farquhar Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Duke University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.49 MB
Pages: 248
Author: Ari Larissa Heinrich (editor); Arjun Appadurai (editor); Judith Farquhar (editor)
ISBN: 9780822388821, 0822388820
Language: English
Year: 2008

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The Afterlife Of Images Translating The Pathological Body Between China And The West Ari Larissa Heinrich Editor Arjun Appadurai Editor Judith Farquhar Editor by Ari Larissa Heinrich (editor); Arjun Appadurai (editor); Judith Farquhar (editor) 9780822388821, 0822388820 instant download after payment.

An investigation of the creation and circulation of Western medical discourses linking ideas about disease to Chinese identity, beginning in the eighteenth century.

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