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Xand_van_Tulleken says:
26 January | 11:24
if i had known this would end up on a website i would have done it rather differently. A disgrace for someone that used to teach anatomy but there you go. They were fascinated by our medical books, especially our atlas of tropical medicine. The Nganga had encountered many of the diseases before and told us the local words for them. the basis of any medical system is to be able to name and categorise something and it was fascinating to draw parallels between their ideas of disease and ours.
jassi_kg says:
30 January | 01:02
Ok i must say - this made me laugh.. what a work of art ;] ..in fact it's a shame i didn't see this before - would have definetly brought it up at your talk at UCL.. Anyway the individual names given to parts of the anatomy are actually quite interresting.
LoveIsJustAGame says:
30 January | 22:02
Oh admit it! It's funny! No offence, X. You're quite the artist :) But yeah, i agree with their language being interesting. I'm sure they say the same about us.
06 February | 11:47
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