Beyond Surgery: Injury, Healing, and Religion at an Ethiopian Hospital
by Anita Hannig
In Beyond Surgery, Anita Hannig investigates the interplay of injury, healing, and religion at an Ethiopian hospital. The book uncovers how spiritual dimensions shape medical experiences, blending ethnographic observation with cultural analysis to illuminate the broader implications for global health practices.
About This Book
Beyond Surgery examines the experiences of injury and healing within the context of an Ethiopian hospital, highlighting the role of religious beliefs in patient care.
The narrative focuses on how faith influences medical practices and recovery processes in this unique setting.
Through ethnographic insights, the book reveals the complexities of integrating traditional healing with modern medicine.
It offers a thoughtful exploration of the human elements in healthcare across cultural boundaries.
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