Nicole Trujillo-Pagán, Ph.D. (2003), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Latina/o Studies at Wayne State University. She has published articles and book chapters on Latinos and state policy.
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List of Tables and Figures 1. A Matter of Life and Death Economy and Social Conditions: Labor and Hunger Medicine: Hookworms Method The Scholarship on Public Health, Tropical Medicine and Hookworm in Puerto Rico Chapter Outline 2. Anemia and Autonomy A "New" Colonial Structure Bread and Butter Issues Party Politics Anemia, Autonomy and the Public Health Administration in Puerto Rico The Changing Meaning of Professional and Political Autonomy 3. Colonial Interventions on Public Health and the Bifurcation of Puerto Rican Medicine The Hookworm-Anemia Campaign as Public Health 4. National Physicians and Professional Prestige Professional Status Status in Urban and "Threatening" Rural Spaces Medical Practitioners in the Late Nineteenth Century: One of Many Municipal Physicians and State Competition: Spain Licensing and State Control Under Spanish Colonial Authority Elite Physicians' Ideas about their Imagined Community (the Nation) Ideas about the Nation: From Spanish to U.S. colonization Licensing and State Control under U.S. Colonial Authority Municipal Physicians and U.S. State Competition: The Public Health Administration The Asociación Médica de Puerto Rico: Nationalism, Class and Labor Professional Presentation and Status 5. Race, "Progress" and National Identity Professionals and Intellectuals among Liberal Elites Labor as Progress Land as Tropical Environment Social Conditions and the Colonial Relationship Death and Resuscitation in Tropical Medicine Recapitalizing Elites The War Waged in the Utuado Clinic Soiling Land and the Right to Rebel The Medical Men who Shaped a New Medical Discourse 6. Decolonizing Dominant Narratives The Public Interest(s) Colonial Modernity The Colonial Narrative and The Great Man of Puerto Rican Medical Science Puerto Rican Physicians: Double Binds and Messy Realities Tropical Medicine and Global Health Post- and Neo-Coloniality Bibliography Index
List of Tables and Figures 1. A Matter of Life and Death Economy and Social Conditions: Labor and Hunger Medicine: Hookworms Method The Scholarship on Public Health, Tropical Medicine and Hookworm in Puerto Rico Chapter Outline 2. Anemia and Autonomy A "New" Colonial Structure Bread and Butter Issues Party Politics Anemia, Autonomy and the Public Health Administration in Puerto Rico The Changing Meaning of Professional and Political Autonomy 3. Colonial Interventions on Public Health and the Bifurcation of Puerto Rican Medicine The Hookworm-Anemia Campaign as Public Health 4. National Physicians and Professional Prestige Professional Status Status in Urban and "Threatening" Rural Spaces Medical Practitioners in the Late Nineteenth Century: One of Many Municipal Physicians and State Competition: Spain Licensing and State Control Under Spanish Colonial Authority Elite Physicians' Ideas about their Imagined Community (the Nation) Ideas about the Nation: From Spanish to U.S. colonization Licensing and State Control under U.S. Colonial Authority Municipal Physicians and U.S. State Competition: The Public Health Administration The Asociación Médica de Puerto Rico: Nationalism, Class and Labor Professional Presentation and Status 5. Race, "Progress" and National Identity Professionals and Intellectuals among Liberal Elites Labor as Progress Land as Tropical Environment Social Conditions and the Colonial Relationship Death and Resuscitation in Tropical Medicine Recapitalizing Elites The War Waged in the Utuado Clinic Soiling Land and the Right to Rebel The Medical Men who Shaped a New Medical Discourse 6. Decolonizing Dominant Narratives The Public Interest(s) Colonial Modernity The Colonial Narrative and The Great Man of Puerto Rican Medical Science Puerto Rican Physicians: Double Binds and Messy Realities Tropical Medicine and Global Health Post- and Neo-Coloniality Bibliography Index
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