People Are Not the Same: Leprosy and Identity in Twentieth-Century Mali

Andrew Francis Clark · Eric Silla

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Part 1 Introduction: the life of Saran Keita leprosy in pre-colonial Mali. Part 2 Leprosy and the colonial encounter: becoming a leper becoming a patient Toubabs as Tabibs becoming a community. Part 3 Leprosy and historical change - the transition from colonial to post-independence Mali.

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