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Adrian Kane , Ph.D. candidate, History, University of Washington, "Narrating Sex: Transitional Bodies and Expertise in the British (...)

In her previous article she wrote, “Historians are aware of the fact that un- precedented numbers of married women began to recognize their (...)

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With a strong emphasis on human rights, topics range broadly from criminal justice to genocide to sex education to culinary arts. The (...)

One does a disservice to The Second Sex in speaking of it merely as a masterpiece in feminist literature.

T'73 Research Grants, to conduct research for my dissertation “Narrating Sex: Transition- al Bodies and ‘Expertise’ in the British (...)

If you have mentioned someone’s sex or gender, was it necessary to do so? 4. Do you use any occupational (or other) stereotypes?

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The pro- testers penned a manifesto demanding everything from pay equity and health benefits for female staff to a fund for women sex (...)

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She is also the author rights, sex information in the me- Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture WOMEN at the CENTER (...)

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The final projects, as well as any historical documentation generated by the projects, will be deposited in the University Archives. 2017 Duke (...)

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The novels’ themes expanded beyond a focus on sex to also include literary and genre fiction.

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