The Artist, the Martyred, and the Damned: Literary and Cultural Representations of Tuberculosis in France and Francophone West Africa
作者： Laurel Caren Dezieck
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关键词: Tuberculosis 、 Geography 、 West africa 、 French 、 Ethnology 、 History of medicine
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