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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). All issues since 2018 are currently freely available here. The other issues will be successively supplemented. A print version will also be available, which has been published by Reimer Verlag Berlin since 2022.
Online First
- 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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Vol. 40 No. 1-2 (2017): AGEM looking at Six Decennia of Interdisciplinary Discourses in “Anthropology and Medicine,” Part IV
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