Explores the history of health and healing in Africa, examining not only how Africans have historically constructed concepts such as “health,” “disease,” “the body,” and “healing,” but also how others, namely colonizers, developers, and practitioners of biomedicine, have historically engaged with Africans in the construction of those same ideas. Interdisciplinary focus. Research component.

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