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GENDERING LABOR HISTORY (P/B)

SCREENS OF POWER: IDEOLOGY DOMINATION AND RESISTANCE (P/B)

BLACK PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE SOUTH, 1790-1915 (P/B)

(P/B) HARD FIGHT FOR WE: WOMEN'S TRANSITION FROM SLAVERY TO FREE

(P/B) DISAPPEARANCE OF GOD: FIVE NINETEENTH-CENTURY WRITERS

(P/B) BLACK SOCIETY IN SPANISH FLORIDA

THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF EXPERIENCE (P/B)

(P/B) PHILOSOPHY, CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY

(P/B) THE ART OF WAR. IN THE WESTERN WORLD

(P/B) VOICES IN THE DARK: THE NARRATIVE PATTERNS OF FILM NOIR

(H/B) PEOPLE'S WAR - RESPOMSES TO WORLD WAR II IN THE SOVIET UNI

(H/B) DANCING LIVES
Working from the premise that dance history can be studied as it has been created in and through the bodies of dancers, Karen Eliot closely examines the lives and careers of five popular female dancers: Giovanna Baccelli, Adle Dumiltre, Tamara Karsavina, Moira Shearer, and Catherine Kerr. Notable dancers in European and Russian ballet and American modern dance genres, these women represent a historical cross section of performance, training, and technique. By elegantly guiding the reader through the Russian Revolution, stage fright and il...
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(H/B) FREEDOM OF THE MIGRANT : OBJECTIONS TO NATIONALISM

(P/B) VIOLENCE AND DIFFERENCE

(CLOTH) THINKING THROUGH KIERKEGAARD

(H/B) UNFORSEEN HISTORY

(P/B) THE IMMIGRANT THREAT - THE INTEGRATION OF OLD & NEW MIGRAN

SYMBOLIC CRUSADE (P/B)

(P/B) A STAGGERING REVOLUTION - A CULTURAL HISTORY OF THIRTIES

(P/B) PEDRO ALMODOVAR