The Body Multiple: Ontology in Medical Practice (Science and Cultural Theory)
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The Body Multiple: Ontology in Medical Practice (Science and Cultural Theory)

by Annemarie Mol

Science Medicine
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In The Body Multiple: Ontology in Medical Practice, Annemarie Mol investigates how the body is enacted in various medical contexts within the Science and Cultural Theory framework. The book explores ontological dimensions, showing how multiple versions of the body emerge in healthcare practices and shape clinical outcomes.

About This Book

The Body Multiple examines ontology in the context of medical practice, highlighting how different enactments of the body influence healthcare approaches.

Drawing from the Science and Cultural Theory series, the book addresses the philosophical underpinnings of medical knowledge and its practical applications.

Annemarie Mol's analysis reveals the complexities of bodily multiplicity in clinical settings, offering a nuanced perspective on science and culture.

This work contributes to understanding how theoretical concepts intersect with everyday medical realities.

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