Seth M. Holmes, Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies. Migrant Farmworkers in the United States. University of California Press, 2013
In this book, Seth M. Holmes, an anthropologist and physician, presents an ethnography conducted during his Ph.D. among Mexican migrants (of the Triqui people, an indigenous group from the Mexican state of Oaxaca) to the United States and working in the food sector in the states of Washington and C...
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2025
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| Shrnutí: | In this book, Seth M. Holmes, an anthropologist and physician, presents an ethnography conducted during his Ph.D. among Mexican migrants (of the Triqui people, an indigenous group from the Mexican state of Oaxaca) to the United States and working in the food sector in the states of Washington and California. The ethnography that began in 2003 blends captivating accounts and theoretical analyses as it follows the migrants at each phase of emigration and immigration, including the border cross... |
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