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AEER Editor |
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| Editor's Notes |
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Barbara A. West |
3 |
Articles
| The Little Girl, The Girl to Whom 'It' Happened, Natural Pregnancy, Saint Mary's Bed (translated by Sára Kaiser, edited by Brent Holt) |
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Bitóné Eszter Gera |
4-9 |
| The 'Natural Childbirth' Movement in Russia: Self-Representation Strategies |
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Ekaterina Belooussova |
11-18 |
| Childbirth Definitions and Childbirth Experience |
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Hana Haskova |
19-26 |
| Re-Theorizing Emancipation: Remembering and Rethinking 'Gender Equality' in Eastern European Womanist Thought |
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Jessica Harvey |
27-39 |
| Gender in a Performative Depiction in Tadeusz Rozewicz's Drama 'White Marriage': On the Basis of Judith Butler's Theoretical Text |
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Lilianna Dorak |
41-48 |
| The Embodied Solution of 'The Woman Question' in Post-Revolutionary Russia |
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Ioulia Gradskova |
49-53 |
| Suicide in Post-Socialist Countries: Examples from Hungary and Belarus |
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Jeffrey Alyn Smith |
55-65 |
| Cinderellas of Europe: Waste, Food, and Cleanliness in Postsocialist Politics |
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Zsuzsa Gille |
67-73 |
| A Western Body for the Russian Woman: Shaping Gender Identity in Modern Women's Magazines |
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Olga Kalacheva |
75-78 |
| Transformations in Embodied Lifecourses: Hungarian Women in the 1990s |
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Barb West |
79-86 |
| The Interpretation of Female Bodies as a Projection of Identity: The Orient, The Balkans, or Something Else? |
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Simona Cupic |
87-94 |
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