Religion, Devotion and Medicine in North India: The Healing Power of Sitala
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Religion, Devotion and Medicine in North India: The Healing Power of Sitala

by Fabrizio M. Ferrari

religious studies medical anthropology Indian Culture
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Fabrizio M. Ferrari examines the relationship between religion, devotion, and medicine in North India. Centered on Sitala and the idea of healing power, this study offers an interdisciplinary look at how spiritual practices and medical traditions meet within a distinctive cultural and religious context.

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Religion, Devotion and Medicine in North India explores connections between religious life, devotional practice, and medicine.

Focusing on Sitala, the book considers healing power within a North Indian context.

Fabrizio M. Ferrari brings together themes of religion and medicine in a study of healing traditions and their cultural meaning.

This title offers readers an interdisciplinary perspective on devotion, health, and the ways they intersect.

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