Hawaii: The Healthy Ancestor - Embodied Inequality And The Revitalization Of Native Hawaiian Health

Hawaii: The Healthy Ancestor - Embodied Inequality And The Revitalization Of Native Hawaiian Health Juliet McMullin   2010   Left Coast Press   Ua mau, ke ea o ka ‘Àina, I ka pono, ‘o Hawaii The sovereignty of the land has been continued because it is pono(correct). King Kamehameha IV   Juliet McMullin’s book offers a comparative study using critical medical anthropology to explore the definitions and construction of Native Hawaiian people’s health on the islands and in California. She uses...

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