Journal of Ecological Anthropology Journal of Ecological Anthropology

Volume 21 Issue 1 Article 1

November 2019

Toxic Tropics: Purity and Danger in Everywhere in Everyday Life Toxic Tropics: Purity and Danger in Everywhere in Everyday Life

Liza Grandia University of California - Davis

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Recommended Citation Recommended Citation Grandia, Liza. "Toxic Tropics: Purity and Danger in Everywhere in Everyday Life." Journal of Ecological Anthropology 21, no. 1 (2019): 1-10.

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Toxic Tropics: Purity and Danger in Everywhere in Everyday Life Toxic Tropics: Purity and Danger in Everywhere in Everyday Life

Cover Page Footnote Cover Page Footnote I am grateful to the Mellon Foundation for a “New Directions” Fellowship in 2017-2018 that enabled me to take a series of courses in toxicology and environmental epidemiology. My daughter Adelaide, a born inventor, provided further insights into the hazards of everyday household “hacks.”

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