A Companion to Medical Anthropology – eBook

Description

A Companion to Medical Anthropology(ePub/PDF) provides an insightful exploration of contemporary issues, debates, and the evolving landscape of medical anthropology as it stands today.

• Authored by a distinguished group of global scholars specializing in medical anthropology
• Presents a scholarly perspective on the key themes and subjects that have shaped the discipline since its inception in the 1960s
• Covers a diverse range of topics including environmental health, biotechnology, global health, syndemics, nutrition, infectious disease, substance dependence, and sexuality and reproductive health, among others

Reviews

“This volume is a treasure trove of information for undergraduates and postgraduates alike, and it serves as a valuable resource for academics seeking comprehensive overviews of areas outside their expertise.” — Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute

“With its extensive range and esteemed contributors, this work is destined to become an essential reference for both students of medicine and seasoned anthropologists. Its thorough examination encompasses both emerging issues and foundational themes in the field.” — James Trostle, Trinity College

“A Companion to Medical Anthropology, edited by Pamela I. Erickson and Merrill Singer, stands as an unparalleled guide to the current trends and philosophies within medical anthropology for the early 21st century. The collection of chapters offers not only a sophisticated outline of the discipline but also a profound insight into its relevance to policy, political engagement, and practical application. This is an exemplary work of social research.”
— Richard G. Parker, Columbia University

NOTE: This product includes the ebook, A Companion to Medical Anthropology, in its original ePub (Kindle) format. A transformed PDF version is available upon request. Please note, access codes are not provided.

Elevate your understanding of medical anthropology with this definitive guide, which is essential for anyone interested in the intersections of health, culture, and society. Perfect for educators, researchers, and students alike, it is a must-have for your academic library.