Fishers at Work, Workers at Sea: A Puerto Rican Journey through Labor and Refuge

Sean R. Lauer · David C. Griffith · Manuel Valdés Pizzini

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Preface Divided Selves: Domestic Production and Wage Labor in Puerto Rico and Anthropology Palatable Coercion: Fishing in Puerto Rican History Puerto Rican Fisheries Chiripas: Working-class Opportunity and Semiproletarianization Injury and Therapy Roads Less Traveled: Proletarianization and Its Discontents Power Games: Work Versus Leisure Along Puerto Rico's Coast Fragments of a Refuge References Index Photographs

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