Circumcision: A History Of The World’s Most Controversial Surgery

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Circumcision: A History of the World’s Most Controversial Surgery
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Discover the origins, evolution, and debates surrounding one of the oldest and most controversial medical practices in human history with Circumcision: A History of the World’s Most Controversial Surgery. Written by esteemed historian David L. Gollaher, this groundbreaking book explores the cultural, religious, and scientific dimensions of circumcision across civilizations — from ancient rites to modern medical ethics.

Now available for purchase at Books Hub PK, this title is essential reading for medical professionals, students, anthropologists, and anyone interested in how a single surgical procedure has impacted societies across time and geography.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive history spanning ancient Egypt, Judaism, Islam, and Western medicine

  • Analysis of the medicalization of circumcision in the 19th and 20th centuries

  • In-depth discussion of ethical, religious, and gender-based controversies

  • Explores global perspectives and practices, including Western, African, and Asian cultures

  • Well-researched narrative based on historical documents, medical records, and cultural analysis

Gollaher presents a balanced view, combining scholarly rigor with accessible language. This book doesn’t take sides but instead lays out the facts, beliefs, and conflicts that have shaped how circumcision is perceived and practiced. It’s an eye-opening journey through the intersections of medicine, religion, culture, and personal autonomy.

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Product Description
Circumcision: A History of the World’s Most Controversial Surgery
Available Now at Books Hub PK – Buy with Confidence

Discover the origins, evolution, and debates surrounding one of the oldest and most controversial medical practices in human history with Circumcision: A History of the World’s Most Controversial Surgery. Written by esteemed historian David L. Gollaher, this groundbreaking book explores the cultural, religious, and scientific dimensions of circumcision across civilizations — from ancient rites to modern medical ethics.

Now available for purchase at Books Hub PK, this title is essential reading for medical professionals, students, anthropologists, and anyone interested in how a single surgical procedure has impacted societies across time and geography.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive history spanning ancient Egypt, Judaism, Islam, and Western medicine

  • Analysis of the medicalization of circumcision in the 19th and 20th centuries

  • In-depth discussion of ethical, religious, and gender-based controversies

  • Explores global perspectives and practices, including Western, African, and Asian cultures

  • Well-researched narrative based on historical documents, medical records, and cultural analysis

Gollaher presents a balanced view, combining scholarly rigor with accessible language. This book doesn’t take sides but instead lays out the facts, beliefs, and conflicts that have shaped how circumcision is perceived and practiced. It’s an eye-opening journey through the intersections of medicine, religion, culture, and personal autonomy.

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If you are searching for a thought-provoking and informative book on the history and ethics of circumcision, this title is unmatched. Whether you’re studying medicine, sociology, or history, or simply want to understand a procedure that affects millions, Circumcision: A History of the World’s Most Controversial Surgery is a must-have addition to your library.

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