Leczyć, uzdrawiać, kurować Rozumienie zdrowia i choroby w buddyjskiej tradycji tybetańskiej a nauka zachodnia
Abstract
In this article I present illness and health as a cultural phenomenon, and not an objectively defined medical category. I analyze the concepts of healing, curing and medical treatment in relation to the systems of meanings created in the cultural contexts of the West and Tibet and in the anthropological sciences.
Keywords
disease; healing; treatment; systems of meaning; medicalization of society
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Studium Doktoranckie Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii Polska Akademia Nauk w Warszawie Poland
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