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Junjo Romantica»rank: 29424par: Nakamura Shungiku
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Confessions of the Other Mother: Nonbiological Lesbian Moms Tell All»rank: 52068de: Beacon Press
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Bites»rank: 60195de: Bruno Gmunder Verlag Gmbh
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Junjo Romantica: Volume 4»rank: 59828par: Shungiku Nakamura
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Women Writing Culture»rank: 96169de: University of California Press
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
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Peek: Inside the Private World of Public Sex»rank: 66708par: Joseph Couture
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
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Homosexuality and Civilization»rank: 51580par: Louis Crompton
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
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Touching Feeling: Affect, Pedagogy, Performativity»rank: 61706par: Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
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Cut & Run»rank: 48659par: Madeleine Urban, Abigail Roux
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
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What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality»rank: 23307par: Daniel A. Helminiak
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Conceived partly in homage to the diversity of This Bridge Called 0ur Backs and partly in umbrage at the mostly male musings on anthropology in Writing Culture, this rewarding collection redefines anthropology through feminist and multicultural eyes. At its heart is the "poetics and politics' of ethnography, an uneasy marriage of art and science that attempts to distill the essence of another person's culture. Editor Ruth Behar, who wrote in depth about her comadre Esmeralda (and more fleetingly of her own father's rage) in Translated Woman, contributes ... |
