Shirley Lindenbaum

Shirley Inglis Lindenbaum is an Australian anthropologist notable for her medical anthropology work on kuru in Papua New Guinea, HIV/AIDS in the United States of America, and cholera in Bangladesh. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Kuru sorcery

    Kuru sorcery by Lindenbaum, Shirley

    Published 1979
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    The social and economic status of women in Bangladesh

    The social and economic status of women in Bangladesh by Lindenbaum, Shirley

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    Knowledge, power, and practice the anthropology of medicine and everyday life ; [essays ... originally produced for a symposium ... held in March, 1988, in Cascais, Portugal]

    Knowledge, power, and practice the anthropology of medicine and everyday life ; [essays ... originally produced for a symposium ... held in March, 1988, in Cascais, Portugal]

    Published 1993
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    Knowledge, power, and practice the anthropology of medicine and everyday life

    Knowledge, power, and practice the anthropology of medicine and everyday life

    Published 1993
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    The time of AIDS social analysis, theory, and method

    The time of AIDS social analysis, theory, and method

    Published 1992
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