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The Meaning of Whitemen

Pocket • 2006

The Meaning of Whitemen

Av Ira Bashkow

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Om boken

Race & modernity in the Orokaiva cultural world

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ISBN

9780226038919

Publiseringsår

2006

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Originaltittel

The Meaning of Whitemen

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Pocket

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