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How can we understand endometriosis anthropologically? How do patients materialise the knowledge of their pain in non-medical objects, and how can researchers learn more from these personal experiences?
Josh Green is a recent Anthropology Honours graduate from ANU. In this episode, he discusses his thesis and the object-interview methodology he devised to study patients’ experience with endometriosis.
This episode also sees Archie Horneman-Wren take on the role of host! Archie is 5th Year LLB/Arts student at ANU and we're pleased to welcome him to the team.
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