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Ahern, E.M. (1979).  The problem of efficacy: Strong and weak illocutionary acts. Man. 14, 1-17.
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Cone, R.A., Martin, E. (In Press).  The immune system, global flows of foodstuffs, and the new culture of health.
Claeson, B., Martin, E., Richardson, W., Schoch-Spana, M., taussig, K. (1991).  `Scientific Literacy': What It Is, Whay It's Important, and Why Scientists Think We Don't Have it: The Case of Immunology and the Immune System. The Anthropology of Science and Scientists (forthcoming).
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Emily, P. (2004).  'Animal Spirits' in India. Wall Street Journal. A.14. Abstract
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Martin, E. (In Press).  Fluid Minds.
Martin, E. (In Press).  Bipolar expeditions: Mania and contemporary American culture.
Martin, E. (In Press).  Flexible survivors. Anthropology Newsletter. 40, 5-7.
Martin, E., Oaks, L., Taussig, K., van der Straten, A. (In Press).  AIDS, Knowledge and Discrimination in the Inner City: An Anthropological Analysis of the Experiences of Injection Drug Users. Cyborgs and Citadels: Anthropological Interventions in Technohuman Practices.
Martin, E. (2007).  Bipolar Expeditions: Mania and Depression in American Culture.
Martin, E. (2006).  The pharmaceutical person. British Museum: presented for the exhibit, "Making things better: The technologies of well-being".
Martin, E. (1999).  The woman in the flexible body. Revisioning women, health, and healing: Feminist, cultural, and technoscience perspectives.
Martin, E. (1996).  Citadels, Rhizomes and String Figures. Technoscience and Cyber Culture. 97-109.
Martin, E. (1994).  Flexible bodies: Tracking immunity in America from the days of Polio to the age of AIDS.
Martin, E. (1992).  The end of the body?. American Ethnologist. 19, 120-138.
Martin, E. (1991).  The egg and the sperm: how science has constructed a romance based on stereotypical male-female roles. Signs. 16, 485-501.
Martin, E. (1990).  The ideology of reproduction: the reproduction of ideology. Uncertain terms: negotiating gender in American culture. 300-314.
Martin, E. (1990).  The egg and the sperm: how science has constructed a romance based on stereotypical male-female roles. Signs. 16, 485-501.
Martin, E. (1990).  The ideology of reprooduction: the reproduction of ideology. Uncertain terms: negotiating gender in American culture. 300-314.
Martin, E. (1987).  The woman in the body: A cultural analysis of reproduction.
Martin, E. (1987).  Gender and ideological differences in representations of life and death. Death ritual in late imperial and modern China. 164-179.
Martin, E. (1987).  Death ritual in late imperial and modern China.