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A Cut Above: Technonational Imaginaries in China’s Operating Rooms
What is surgery like in China and why does it matter? This dissertation is an ethnography of cancer surgery at one of China’s top academic hospitals. Based on sixteen months of fieldwork over eight years, this dissertation looks at the inner worlds of surgery, following surgeons through their traini
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