Allopathy goes native: traditional versus modern medicine in Iran
2007 · 212 pagine · Bloomsbury Publishing · ISBN 9781350985278
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Agnes Loeffler's insightful and original book investigates how allopathic knowledge, theories and practice guidelines come to be understood and applied by practitioners in a non-western context.
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