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catalyst-28810	Cheng, Jih-Fei	El tabaco se ha mulato: Globalizing Race, Viruses, and Scientific Observation in the Late Nineteenth Century	2015		.htm	text/html	11792	525	41	To demonstrate how virus knowledge proceeds on a colonial racial and sexual foundation, I analyze iterations of el tabaco se ha mulato in scientific and historical texts written between the late nineteenth century and the contemporary era. While it is impossible to assume the vantage point of the late nineteenth-century reader, it might be safe to say that Crevaux's use of the term mulato provided a referent—a feeling of quality—without having to conjure a clear image of biological continuity between humans and tobacco plants.	cache/catalyst-28810.htm	txt/catalyst-28810.txt