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‘I like to see blood’: visuality and self-cutting

Hans T. SternuddView further author information
Pages 14-29 | Published online: 27 Jan 2014

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Karen Rodham, Jeffrey Gavin, Stephen Lewis, Peter Bandalli & Jill St. Denis. (2016) The NSSI Paradox: Discussing and Displaying NSSI in an Online Environment. Deviant Behavior 37:10, pages 1110-1117.
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Oxana R. Mikhaylova. (2019) Balancing between discourses of pathology and normality: biographical practice of autoaggression. The case of self-harm. Inter 11:20, pages 77-96.
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