Ā'īn'hā-yi shafā: Persiska (Farsi) 1387

This work contains discussions in medical anthropology: war, power, and disease, in which the topic of the typology of pain, and the ritual, the mythological and cosmological concept of healing (with reference to shamanism and magic), as well as medical anthropology in Iran and healing rituals in this land. , has been discussed and reviewed. In the first discussion of the book, medical anthropology, a new field of anthropological studies is introduced, which consists of three branches: medical ecology, medical ethnology, and applied anthropology. In the second topic of the book, the relationship between power and disease is examined, and during it, the components of politics, culture, and economy are mentioned, which determine the level of individual and social health of their ruling sphere. The relationship between war and disease is the subject of the third part of the book. In this section, the author considers war as a very effective factor that rapidly involves all components of the epidemiological triangle (environment, host, and pathogen). In the last two sections, the paleontology and typology of pain, sacred healing, healing, and the neighboring fields of Iranian civilization and the field of Iran are discussed.