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Territorial Isolation and Physical Deformity: Israeli parents' reaction to disabled children

MEIRA WEISS
Pages 259-272 | Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Susan E. Kelly. (2016) “A Different Light”. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 34:2, pages 180-205.
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Meira Weiss. (2003) The chosen body: A semiotic analysis of the discourse of Israeli militarism and collective identity. Semiotica 2003:145.
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