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THE FORTY-SECOND AMY MORRIS HOMANS COMMEMORATIVE LECTURE 2008

A Theology of Inferiority: Is Christianity the Source of Kinesiology's Second-Class Status in the Academy?

Pages 452-466 | Published online: 14 Feb 2012

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