Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication Page -- Contents -- Preface to the 2006 Edition -- Preface to the First Edition -- 1: Introduction -- Part I: Misfortunes Without Number -- 2: The Water Refugees -- 3: The Remembered Valley -- 4: The Alexis Advantage: The Retaking of Kay -- 5: The Struggle for Health -- 6: 1986 and After: Narrative Truth and Political Change -- Part II: AIDS Comes to a Haitian Village -- 7: Manno -- 8: Anita -- 9: Dieudonné -- 10: "A Place Ravaged by AIDS" -- Part III: The Exotic and the Mundane: HIV in Haiti -- 11: A Chronology of the AIDS/HIV Epidemic in Haiti -- 12: HIV in Haiti: The Dimensions of the Problem -- 13: Haiti and the "Accepted Risk Factors" -- 14: AIDS in the Caribbean: The "West Atlantic Pandemic" -- Part IV: AIDS, History, Political Economy -- 15: Many Masters: The European Domination of Haiti -- 16: The Nineteenth Century: One Hundred Years of Solitude? -- 17: The United States and the People with History -- Part V: AIDS and Accusation -- 18: AIDS and Sorcery: Accusation in the Village -- 19: AIDS and Racism: Accusation in the Center -- 20: AIDS and Empire: Accusation in the Periphery -- 21: Blame, Cause, Etiology, and Accusation -- 22: Conclusion: AIDS and an Anthropology of Suffering -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.