Traditional South Asian Medicine TSAM, Vol. 9
edited by Rahul Peter Das
Traditional South Asian Medicine is devoted to the study of all aspects of traditional South Asian medical systems both historical and contemporary, as well as matters relating to the human body in various contexts. The current issue deals, inter alia, with the clinical practice of Ayurveda, colonial medical transformations, Kamasastra, music therapy and plant usage in medicine and ritual.
- Edited by Rahul Peter Das
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