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The Invisible Story: Underground Health Narratives of Women in Mining
This dissertation may be read on several different levels. At its most accessible, it is a detailed ethnographic description of how ‘women in mining’ negotiate the daily terrain of caregiving and being exposed to highly contagious and resistant diseases that are associated with mining, which could p...
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Social Anthropology
2019
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