Fusion, Confusion, or Illusion: Discursive Constructions of Health Among Second Generation South-Asian Canadian Women
by Tammy George
Tammy George explores how health is constructed, discussed, and understood among second-generation South-Asian Canadian women. Focusing on the relationship between discourse, culture, and identity, this academic study offers a focused examination of the social meanings surrounding health in a specific Canadian community.
About This Book
Fusion, Confusion, or Illusion examines discursive constructions of health among second-generation South-Asian Canadian women.
By focusing on health-related understandings and expressions, the book considers how cultural and social contexts shape discussion.
Tammy George presents a focused academic study of identity, community, and the meanings attached to health.
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