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Sickness, Violence and Reconciliation: Congenital Heart Disease in IraqPhillips, D. Alexander 05 May 2012 (has links)
Congenital heart disease affects tens of thousands of children and families throughout Iraq, where complex surgical treatment remains largely unavailable. Through participant-observation and in-depth interviews, I investigated the understandings of this disorder among families in two areas: Kurdish northern Iraq and Arab southern Iraq. I pay particular attention to families’ perspectives on causes and treatment of the disorder in relation to historical and current macrosocial forces. Among the families I spoke with, there is a strong connection between the recent history of violence in Iraq and congenital heart disease. This thesis is largely an attempt to understand the uses and implications of this connection between sickness and violence for Iraqi families pursuing treatment through an international non-governmental organization.
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Sickness, Violence and Reconciliation: Congenital Heart Disease in IraqPhillips, D. Alexander 05 May 2012 (has links)
Congenital heart disease affects tens of thousands of children and families throughout Iraq, where complex surgical treatment remains largely unavailable. Through participant-observation and in-depth interviews, I investigated the understandings of this disorder among families in two areas: Kurdish northern Iraq and Arab southern Iraq. I pay particular attention to families’ perspectives on causes and treatment of the disorder in relation to historical and current macrosocial forces. Among the families I spoke with, there is a strong connection between the recent history of violence in Iraq and congenital heart disease. This thesis is largely an attempt to understand the uses and implications of this connection between sickness and violence for Iraqi families pursuing treatment through an international non-governmental organization.
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Wort oder Unwort? Eine Analyse der Metapher Medizintourismus in der ethischen Debatte / Word or taboo word? An analysis of the metaphor 'medical tourism' in the ethical discourseMichaelsen, Merle Annika 24 May 2017 (has links)
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