“No Matter How the Child Is, She Is Hers”: Practical Kinship in the Care of Mental Illness in Kintampo, Ghana

Ursula M. Read

doi:10.3368/gs.15-16.1.103

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“No Matter How the Child Is, She Is Hers”

Practical Kinship in the Care of Mental Illness in Kintampo, Ghana

Ursula M. Read

Ghana Studies January 2014, 15-16 103-133; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/gs.15-16.1.103

Ursula M. Read

University College London

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