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Disease in the Historiography of Modern Latin America DIEGO ARMUS I "The Only Serious Terror in These Regions": Malaria Control intheBrazilianAmazon NANCY LEYS STEPAN 25 An Imaginary Plague in Turn-of-the-Century Buenos Aires: Hysteria, Discipline, and Languages of the Body GABRIELA NOUZEILLES 51 Tropical Medicine in Brazil: The Case of Chagas' Disease MARILIA COUTINHO 76 Tango, Gender, and Tuberculosis in Buenos Aires, 1900-1940 DIEGO ARMUS IOI The State, Physicians, and Leprosy in Modern Colombia DIANA OBREG6N 130 Revolution, the Scatological Way: The Rockefeller Foundation's Hookworm Campaign in 1920S Mexico ANNE-EMANUELLE BIRN 158 Between Risk and Confession: State and Popular Perspectives of Syphilis Infection in Revolutionary Mexico KATHERINE ELAINE BLISS 183 Dying of Sadness: Hospitalism and Child Welfare in Mexico City, 1920-I940 ANN S. BLUM 209 Mental Illness and Democracy in Bolivia: The Manicomio Pacheco, I935-I950 ANN ZULAWSKI 237 Stigma and Blame during an Epidemic: Cholera in Peru, 1991 MARCOS CUETO 268 Nation, Science, and Sex: AIDS and the New Brazilian Sexuality PATRICK LARVIE 290Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Social medicine Latin America, Diseases Latin America History