No Aging in India: Alzheimer's,  The Bad Family, and Other Modern Things
"A tour-de-force in the analysis of body and society. . . . It is an  exemplar of critical and cultural analysis. . . . One of the finest works in  anthropology of the last decade . . .  this beautifully written and analytically  sophisticated work deserves to be read by anyone interested in the body and  society."  --Stacy Leigh Pigg,Canadian Review of Sociology and  Anthropology"No Aging in India deserves to be a classic in the anthropological  literature on aging."   --John Van Willigen, Medical Anthropology Quarterly"This is a book that ventures where other anthropological writing has  feared to tread, becoming the formidable precursor that later writers will have  to reckon with."   --Pankaj Mishra, Times Literary Supplement