Annemarie Mol

Annemarie Mol is a prominent Dutch ethnographer and philosopher, known for her work in the field of science and technology studies, particularly in the areas of healthcare and the philosophy of medicine. She is recognized for her contributions to understanding the practices and complexities of medical care.

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  1. 1. The Body Multiple

    Ontology in Medical Practice

    This insightful exploration delves into the complexities of medical practice by examining the treatment of atherosclerosis in a Dutch hospital. It challenges the conventional notion of a singular, unified body by illustrating how multiple realities coexist within medical settings. Through ethnographic research, the narrative reveals how different medical professionals, technologies, and practices create varied interpretations and treatments of the same condition. This work highlights the fluidity and multiplicity inherent in medical knowledge, urging readers to reconsider the nature of reality in healthcare.

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