The Imagined Underworld: Sex, Crime, and Vice in Porfirian Mexico City
In The Imagined Underworld, James Alex Garza explores sex, crime, and vice in Porfirian Mexico City. Focusing on the city’s imagined underworld, the book considers how ideas about criminality, sexuality, and urban society intersected in a significant period of Mexican history.
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James Alex Garza examines sex, crime, and vice in Porfirian Mexico City.
The book focuses on the imagined underworld associated with the city during the Porfirian period.
Its subject brings together themes of urban life, criminality, sexuality, and social perception.
This work is suited to readers interested in Mexican history and the cultural dimensions of crime and vice.
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