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... sector was created and technically instrumented . Iatrogenesis cannot be understood unless it is seen as the ... sectors of industrial society in its present stage . A similar analysis could be undertaken in other fields of industrial ...
... sector was created and technically instrumented . Iatrogenesis cannot be understood unless it is seen as the ... sectors of industrial society in its present stage . A similar analysis could be undertaken in other fields of industrial ...
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... sector . The iatrogenic intensity of our medical enterprise is only a particularly painful example of how frustrating overproduction appears in equal measure as time - consum- ing acceleration of traffic , static in communications ...
... sector . The iatrogenic intensity of our medical enterprise is only a particularly painful example of how frustrating overproduction appears in equal measure as time - consum- ing acceleration of traffic , static in communications ...
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... Sector of the United States , " Johns Hopkins University , paper based on a presentation at the Annual Conference of the New York Academy of Medicine , April 25-26 , 1974. Navarro argues that the prevailing values in the health sector ...
... Sector of the United States , " Johns Hopkins University , paper based on a presentation at the Annual Conference of the New York Academy of Medicine , April 25-26 , 1974. Navarro argues that the prevailing values in the health sector ...
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
The Medicalization of Life | 39 |
Specific Counterproductivity | 211 |
Copyright | |
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