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Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
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Fashion Theory. 15:49-66
Through informal and formal interviewing, participant-observation, and textual analysis this article investigates popular, political, and economic meanings assigned to treatments of the body. More specifically, this article examines the ways in which
Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
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Rethinking Marxism. 23:156-159
This review examines two recent works of scholarship on two Trinidadian Marxist revolutionaries: C. L. R. James and Claudia Jones. These books illustrate how both James and Jones, two people deeply concerned with social theory and practical politics,
Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
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Journal of Popular Music Studies. 18:94-101
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Sex Roles. 49:439-449
Since the late 1960s, there has been steady, progressive change in the depiction of gender in award-winning picture books for children (e.g., Clark, Almeida, Gurka, & Middleton, 2003). Female characters in Caldecott winners and runners-up have become
Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
Publikováno v:
Souls. 13:124-126
Corey D.B. Walker's A Noble Fight provides a look into one of the ways in which African Americans have historically rationalized American democracy. He provides a critical mapping and (re)reading o...
Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
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Sounds and the City ISBN: 9781349448906
In October 2011, during its annual Hip Hop Music Awards, Black Entertainment Television (BET) paid tribute to African hip hop with a Nigerian cipher, an ‘informal’ gathering of emcees in which everyone contributes to the creative experience.1 Sin
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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137283115_12
https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137283115_12
Autor:
Paul Khalil Saucier
Publikováno v:
Itinerario. 32:103-105
Autor:
Richard A. Lobban, Paul Khalil Saucier
The archipelago forming the Republic of Cape Verde consists of 21 islands and inlets, 9 of which are inhabited. First discovered by Portuguese sailors around 1455, the islands were set up as a strategically secure base for trade along the West Africa