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Challenges conventional story lines of another favorite American theme: capitalism and the accumulation of vast wealth...[with] intriguing insights into the hidden roles played by subservient women. -- Minneapolis Star Tribune Exhilarating and intelligent novel. -- New York Times Not only mirrors truth, but helps us to better understand it. -- Boston Globe

"Challenges conventional story lines of another favorite American theme: capitalism and the accumulation of vast wealth...[with] intriguing insights into the hidden roles played by subservient women. -- ""Minneapolis Star Tribune"" Exhilarating and intelligent novel. -- ""New York Times"" Not only mirrors truth, but helps us to better understand it. -- ""Boston Globe"""

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Anita Hannig is associate professor of anthropology at Brandeis University, where she teaches classes on medicine, religion, gender, and death and dying. She is also the author of Beyond Surgery: Injury, Healing, and Religion at an Ethiopian Hospital.

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