Thinking with Sharks: Racial Terror, Species Extinction and the Other Anthropocene Fault Lines.

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Publicado en:Australian Humanities Review Vol. 63; pp. 31 - 48
Autor principal: Samuelson, Meg
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences MAY2018
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