Snapping Beans Dr Mohamed Jabloun

Snapping Beans Dr Mohamed JablounExplores the role of the South in Black queer lesbian experiences of hurting and healing. Snapping Beans offers a collective narrative of Southern queer lesbian women and gender nonconforming persons. Throughout the text, the American South acts as both a region and a main character, one that can shame and condemn but also serve as a site of reconciliation. Blending autoethnography and oral histories, Jayme N. Canty explores how both geographic

selective attention

two of the UK’s leading construction economists

Edition of the Latin letters of the late fifteenth-century German schoolmaster whose career spanned an era of radical curriculum reform in the arts faculties at schools and universities

pregnant staff and paediatric patients in diagnostic and interventional radiology

race and power

gentleman thief

Through an analysis of national data and detailed case studies

2013 Ruth Benedict Book Prize presented by the Association for Queer Anthropology

paranormal phenomena

the substantive paratexts of all the extant translations of Utopia printed between 1524 and 1643 are reproduced both in the original language and in English translation

Ghana and Nigeria

leading gradually to their advancement in society