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Volume 9, Number 2, 1 August 2002
Towards a Medical Anthropology of Lying
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Lying, misery and illness: towards a medical anthropology of the lie
pp. 85-95(11)
Authors: van Dongen E.; Fainzang S.

Inventing a new death and making it believable
pp. 97-115(19)
Author: Lock M.

Lying, secrecy and power within the doctor–patient relationship
pp. 117-133(17)
Author: Fainzang S.

Theatres of the lie: 'crazy' deception and lying as drama
pp. 135-151(17)
Author: van Dongen E.

Disease or deception: Munchausen by Proxy as a weapon of the weak
pp. 153-173(21)
Author: Scheper-Hughes N.

Gadè deceptions and lies told by the ill: the Caribbean sociocultural construction of truth in patient-healer encounters
pp. 175-188(14)
Authors: Massé R.

Book Reviews
pp. 189-191(3)

Memoriam: Roy Porter (1946-2002)
pp. 193-193(1)
Author: Littlewood R.

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