Son propre corps sur les mains des autres. La manipulation quotidienne du corps souffrant
Journal Title: Martor. The Museum of the Romanian Peasant Anthropology Review - Year 2015, Vol 20, Issue 20
Abstract
Les fragments d’entretien dans la suite de cette note de terrain sont extraits d’une recherche que l'auteur a menée en février-mai 2015 autour des manières d’incorporer et de gérer la différence représentée par l’handicap dans les cas des personnes éprouvant l’expérience profonde et prolongée de la douleur et du handicap orthopédique.
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Anca-Maria Panoiu
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