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This programme will: document and analyze practices and ways of managing illness that focus on the non-state-endorsed / delegitimated sectors and subaltern populations; provide case studies of the transmission of knowledge and practice in non-literate contexts; examine the changing material health resources that have been available and affordable (foods, medicinals, technologies) for people within specific urban/rural/tribal settings. The cohering elements of these studies are attention to the s ituation of being in the margins at thresholds of access to credible modalities of treatment, how such credibility has been conceived, performed, contested, in changing conditions of possibility. This programme will: document and analyze practices and ways of managing illness that focus on the non-state-endorsed / delegitimated sectors and subaltern populations; provide case studies of the transmission of knowledge and practice in non-literate contexts; examine the changing material health resources that have been available and affordable (foods, medicinals, technologies) for people within specific urban/rural/tribal settings. The cohering elements of these studies are attention to the s ituation of being in the margins at thresholds of access to credible modalities of treatment, how such credibility has been conceived, performed, contested, in changing conditions of possibility.
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