The Bioarchaeology of Structural Violence

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Female Beauty, Bodies, Binding, and the Bioarchaeology of Structural Violence in the Industrial Era Through the Lens of Critical White Feminism

Chapter 3 Embodied Discrimination and “Mutilated Historicity”: Archiving Black Women’s Bodies in the Huntington Collection

Chapter 4 Embodying Industrialization: Inequality, Structural Violence, Disease, and Stress in Working-Class and Poor British Women

Chapter 5 Patriarchy in Industrial Era Europe: Skeletal Evidence of Male Preference During Growth

Chapter 6 The Erie County Poorhouse (1828–1926) as a Heterotopia: A Bioarchaeological Perspective

Chapter 8 A New Division of Labor? Understanding Structural Violence Through Occupational Stress: An Examination of Entheseal Patterns and Osteoarthritis in the Hamann–Todd Collection

Chapter 9 Products of Industry: Pollution, Health, and England’s Industrial Revolution

Chapter 10 Health, Well-being, and Structural Violence After Sociopolitical Revolution

Chapter 11 Structural Violence in Antebellum New Orleans: How the Interplay of Socioeconomic Status and Law Impacted the Class Structure of Louisiana’s Port Populations

Chapter 12 Conclusion