Medicine Women, "Curanderas," and Women Doctors

Gregory Cajete · Bobette H. Perrone · H. Henrietta Stockel · Victoria Krueger

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Perrone, Stockel, and Krueger spoke with ~9 women of three different healing traditions. For the most part, their interviews, some of which spanned years condensed and edited down to 5 to 20 pages each, provide an introduction to a European-schooled audience about the perspectives of American Indian women healers, New Mexican Latina healers, and several Euro-American women doctors trained in the United States at recognized colleges and institutions.

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