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INTERFACING FEMINISM AND CULTURAL STUDIES IN HONG KONG: A CASE OF EVERYDAY LIFE POLITICS

Chan Shun-Hing
Pages 704-734 | Published online: 09 Nov 2010

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Chan Shun-hing. (2009) Politics of Female Subjectivities and the Everyday: The Case of the Hong Kong Feminist Journal Nuliu . Feminist Review 92:1, pages 36-53.
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