Neoliberal Caries and Moral Decay: Oral Health Inequalities Along the Texas/Mexico Border
Date
2016-08
Authors
Miller, Caleb N.
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Oral health, Mexico, Mexico border, Inequality, Health, Health care, Ideology, Hegemony, Dialectic, Commodification, Dental care, Dentistry, Dental, Dentists, Teeth, Tooth decay, Caries, Cavities, Cavity, Nuevo Progreso, Medical tourism, Dental tourism, Structural violence, Cultural capital, Symbolic violence, Social structure, Health insurance, Dental insurance, Commodified health care, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, Texas/Mexico border, Neoliberal, Neoliberalism, Smile, Oral hygiene, Rituals of cleanliness, White teeth, Teeth whitening, Social stratification, Social class, Poverty, Low income, Transnational, Income gap, Stigma, Stigmatization, Deservingness, Blame, Responsibility, Biocitizenship, Embodiment, Embodied, Clean, United States, Appearance, Douglas, Mary, Bourdieu, Poor, Mexican, American, Moral, Morality, Culture, Cultural, Cultural anthropology, Applied anthropology, Medical anthropology, Borderlands
Citation
Miller, C. N. (2016). <i>Neoliberal caries and moral decay: Oral health inequalities along the Texas/Mexico border</i> (Unpublished thesis). Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas.