Curare | Zeitschrift für Medizinethnologie | Journal of Medical Anthropology
Curare is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal of medical anthropology published by the AGEM – Arbeitsgemeinschaft Ethnologie und Medizin (Association for Anthropology and Medicine) since 1978. Articles are published in German & English. The transformation into an open access journal took place in 2024 with the support of the German Research Foundation (DFG), a print version continues to be published by Reimer Verlag Berlin. All issues since the first edition in 1978 are freely accessible on the digitalization server of the FID SKA – Specialized Information Service Social and Cultural Anthropology.
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- Giorgio Brocco. Connected Epistemologies: A Fragmented Review of Post- and Decolonial Perspectives in Medical Anthropology
- Nicole Ernstmann et al. Patient-Physician-Relationship in Cancer Care – Relevance and Ambivalences as Perceived by Oncologists
- Nick J Fox. Digital healing? Digital capitalism? Neoliberalism, Digital Health Technologies and ‘Citizen Health’
- Anna Hänni. In-Patient Psychiatric Care as a Space of Ambiguity: Therapeutic Encounters From a Sensory and Embodied Perspective
- Jill Marxer & Johannes Endler. Alternative Religiosität und „natürliche“ Geburt: Religionswissenschaftliche Bemerkungen zu Robbie Davis-Floyd
- Anahi Sy. Healthcare workers’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina: A syndemic approach to hospitals
Current Issue
45 (2022) 2
Thematic Focus: Beginnings and Ends of Life. Ethnographic Explorations and Methodological Reflections
Edited by Julia Rehsmann & Veronika Siegl
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