No One Ailing Except a Physician Ban Wang

No One Ailing Except a Physician Ban WangNo One Ailing Except a Physician takes readers back to those free wheeling days in the mining towns and the dark recesses of the mines themselves, a time when illness or injury was usually survived more due to sheer luck than the interventions of medicine.

[The authors] make a compelling critique of end-of-life care

arguably the most prominent dual-mode model in nutrition research

to diminish their sense of positive power to pursue meaningful life plans

Palestinian Zionism

‘nightsoil’ and organic waste were recycled to agriculture to replenish farmland with nutrients and organic matter in (peri-)urban areas

questions gendered stereotypes of so-called racial democracy

A Japanese Nightingale is rarely found in print

and proposes compelling new ways in which securitizing processes can be reversed

Ann-Marie Mott

and how the movement from news to talk affects their roles and authority in society

Examines the historical context and contemporary relevance of facticity

As the narrative progresses