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Conquests of death: Disease, health...
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Conquests of death: Disease, health and hygiene in the formation of a social body (Puerto Rico, 1880--1929).
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Conquests of death: Disease, health and hygiene in the formation of a social body (Puerto Rico, 1880--1929)./
作者:
Rodriguez-Santana, Ivette.
面頁冊數:
391 p.
附註:
Director: Philip Smith.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International66-03A.
標題:
History, Latin American. -
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9780542049712
Conquests of death: Disease, health and hygiene in the formation of a social body (Puerto Rico, 1880--1929).
Rodriguez-Santana, Ivette.
Conquests of death: Disease, health and hygiene in the formation of a social body (Puerto Rico, 1880--1929).
- 391 p.
Director: Philip Smith.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Yale University, 2005.
Historically, death and disease have had a great constitutive power in Puerto Rico. These phenomena occupied a "vital", if negative, place in the local and colonial tasks of Modernity on the Island. Drawing on a wide variety of cultural texts and social commentaries, from fictions to scientific and official documents, this study shows something of that constellation of images, texts and practices in which and through which a discourse and form of pathological thinking was articulated between 1880 and 1929. Turn-of-the-century Puerto Rico constituted a historical threshold: a moment of foundations in which frameworks and categories for conceptualizations of what it means to live and exist socially were created based on the conviction that death, and all its real or figurative associations, could be and ought to be conquered and exiled from the spaces of life. This exercise in cultural sociology incursions into those castaway dimensions that mark social existence.
ISBN: 9780542049712Subjects--Topical Terms:
1017580
History, Latin American.
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