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Central European University Press (13)

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The Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Ser (13)

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Frevert, Ute (1)

Verdery, Katherine (1)

Jordan, William Chester (1)

Hunt, Lynn (1)

Ginzburg, Carlo (1)

Amelang, James S. (1)

Burke, Peter (1)

Peirce, Leslie (1)

Christian Jr., William A. (1)

Scott, Joan Wallach (1)

Cameron, Averil (1)

Rubin, Miri (1)

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History (6)

Studies by Time Period > Medieval and Renaissance Studies (4)

Social Sciences > Anthropology (2)

Philosophy > Ethics and Moral Philosophy (2)

Social Sciences > Race and Ethnicity (1)

Religion > Christianity > Church History (1)

History > Historiography (1)

History > Middle Eastern History (1)

Creative Writing (1)

Social Sciences > Political Science (1)

History > Western European History (1)

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Area and Ethnic Studies > Iberian Studies (1)

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Social Sciences > Political Science > Political Theory (1)

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Area and Ethnic Studies > Middle Eastern Studies (1)

Social Sciences > Sociology > Urban Sociology (1)

Religion > Christianity (1)

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