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On body, soul, and popular culture: A study of the perception of plague by muslim and coptic communities in Mamluk Egypt
This thesis studies the Muslim and Coptic medical, theological, and philosophical perceptions of plague in Mamluk Egypt (1250-1517). It also details the responses to mass death caused by plagues in both popular culture and mainstream scholarly works. This is carried out by illustrating the various m...
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2013
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