Karen E. Flint

Karen E. Flint

1 book

About the Author

Karen E. Flint is a historian whose research explores the intersections of medicine, culture, and colonialism in southern Africa. Her scholarship examines how African healing practices evolved amid cultural exchange and colonial competition, illuminating the resilience of indigenous medical traditions. Flint’s work draws on extensive archival research to reveal the dynamic negotiations between healers, patients, and state authorities. She is committed to recovering marginalized voices and reframing narratives of health and power in African history.

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