Beyond Surgery: Injury, Healing, and Religion at an Ethiopian Hospital
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Beyond Surgery: Injury, Healing, and Religion at an Ethiopian Hospital

by Anita Hannig

Religion African Studies medical anthropology
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Beyond Surgery examines injury, healing, and religion at an Ethiopian hospital. Anita Hannig’s work considers medical care alongside religious life, offering a focused exploration of how these subjects meet within a hospital setting and inviting readers to look beyond surgery alone.

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Beyond Surgery examines injury and healing in an Ethiopian hospital.

Anita Hannig considers how medical care and religion intersect in this setting.

The book centers on experiences and questions that extend beyond surgery itself.

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