Vargas, I.: Difference between revisions

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PersonType	Category:Authors of English Works Category:Professors
FirstName / namefirst	Ivette
LastName / namelast	Vargas
MainNamePhon	Ivette Vargas
SortName	Vargas, Ivette
bio	Ivette Vargas is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Austin College. Vargas earned her doctorate from Harvard University in 2003 with the dissertation "Falling to Pieces, Emerging Whole: Suffering Illness and Healing Renunciation in the Dge slong rna Dpal mo Tradition." She has done extensive fieldwork in Tibet with a focus on the intersection of medicine, healing, and religion and published chapters in A Communion of Subjects: Animals in Religion, Science, and Ethics (Columbia University Press 2006) and Teaching Religion and Healing (Oxford University Press 2006).
affiliation	Austin College
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Ivette Maria Vargas

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-|bio=Ivette Vargas is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Austin College. Vargas earned her doctorate from Harvard University in 2003 with the dissertation "Falling to pieces, emerging whole: Suffering illness and healing renunciation in the Dge slong rna Dpal mo tradition." She has done extensive fieldwork in Tibet with a focus on the intersection of medicine, healing, and religion and published chapters inA Communion o/Subjects: Animals in Religion, Science, and Ethics (Columbia University Press 2006) and Teaching Religion and Healing (Oxford University Press 2006).
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