Medical imagery and fragmentation: modernism, scientific discourse, and the Mexican/indigenous body, 1870-1940s

On the edges of fragmentation

Entrance into the soul: the benevolent doctor as a colonizing agent in Maria Amparo Ruiz de Burton's Who would have thought it?

The most dangerous girl in Mexico: medical rhetoric as social order in late 19th century Mexico and the United States

A gift from God: religion and science in María Cristina Mena's short fiction

Costumbrismo in a shadowed world: anxiety in Josefina Niggli's Step down, elder brother.