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HM636 .P47 2010eb
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Performative body spaces : corporeal topographies in literature, theatre, dance, and the visual arts / |
1 |
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HM636 .R68 2012
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The Routledge Handbook of the Body. |
1 |
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HM636 .S38 2020
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Beauty, women's bodies and the law : performances in plastic / |
1 |
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HM636 .S46 2002eb
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Semiotic flesh : information & the human body / |
1 |
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HM636 .S55 2003
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The body and social theory / |
1 |
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HM636 .S554 2005eb
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The body in culture, technology and society / |
1 |
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HM636 .S625 2016
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Sentient performativities of embodiment : thinking alongside the human / |
1 |
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HM636 .S663 2016
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Somatechnics : Queering the Technologisation of Bodies. |
1 |
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HM636 .T35 2020eb
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Talking bodies. |
1 |
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HM636 .T47 2003eb
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Thinking the limits of the body / |
1 |
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HM636 .T475 2013
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The Body and Everyday Life. |
1 |
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HM636 .U55 2009
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Un/knowing bodies / |
1 |
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HM641
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Theories of ideology : the powers of alienation and subjection /
Understanding ideology / |
2 |
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HM641 .H37 2021
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Ideology in practice : what does ideology do? / |
1 |
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HM641.I32 2002
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Ideology after Poststructuralism : Experiences of Identity in a Globalising World. |
1 |
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HM641 .I57 2009eb
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Institutions and ideology / |
1 |
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HM641 .M8 2024
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Ideology and the microfoundations of conflict : from human needs to intergroup violence / |
1 |
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HM646
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Punks, monks and politics : authenticity in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia /
Everybody hurts : transitions, endings, and resurrections in fan cultures.
Subcultures, popular music and social change /
Zvol si mou cestu! : edukační aktivity subkultury freeganů ve veřejném prostoru /
Subcultures, bodies and spaces : essays on alternativity and marginalization /
Fractured fandoms : contentious communication in fan communities /
Getting a life : the social worlds of geek culture /
The Oxford handbook of Soviet underground culture / |
8 |
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HM646 .B675 2014
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The Steampunk User's Manual : an Illustrated Practical and Whimsical Guide to Creating Retro-futurist Dreams. |
1 |
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HM646 .C37 2008
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Nowtopia : how pirate programmers, outlaw bicyclists, and vacant-lot gardeners are inventing the future today / |
1 |