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Kate Dietsch
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“And so we must remember that illness is not only a biomedical phenomenon, but also a constructed one, and how we imagine leprosy or OCD or tuberculosis matters” (p. 45)
— Feb 22, 2026 05:39AM
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Kate Dietsch
is on page 33 of 198
I am loving this book so much so that I’m going to keep a list of quotes here that will stick w me forever:
“But along the way, I learned that TB is both a form and expression of injustice. And I learned that how we imagine illness shapes our societies and our priorities.”
“Looking at history through any single lens creates distortions, because history is too complex for any one way of looking to suffice”
— Feb 22, 2026 05:00AM
“But along the way, I learned that TB is both a form and expression of injustice. And I learned that how we imagine illness shapes our societies and our priorities.”
“Looking at history through any single lens creates distortions, because history is too complex for any one way of looking to suffice”
