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A Journal of Feminist Geography
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Embodying Violence: Critical Geographies of Gender, Race, and Culture

Embodying violence: critical geographies of gender, race, and culture

Encarnar la violencia: geografías críticas de género, raza y culture

体现暴力:性别,种族与文化的批判地理学

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