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4. Toerien M., Wilkinson S. and Choi P. Y. L. Body Hair Removal: The ‘Mundane’ Production of Normative Femininity // Sex Roles (2005), 52: 399–406.

5. Tiggemann M. & Kenyon S. J. The Hairlessness Norm: The Removal of Body Hair in Women // Sex Roles (1998), 39: 873–885.

6. Tiggemann M. & Hodgson S. The Hairlessness Norm Extended: Reasons for and Predictors of Women’s Body Hair Removal at Different Body Sites // Sex Roles (2008), 59: 889–897.

7. Toerien M., Wilkinson S. Gender and Body Hair: Constructing the Feminine Woman // Women’s Studies International Forum (July — Aug 2003), 26 (4): 333–344.

8. Toerien M., Wilkinson S. and Choi P. Y. L. Body Hair Removal: The ‘Mundane’ Production of Normative Femininity // Sex Roles (2005), 52: 399–406.

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Глава 13. Не трогай волосы

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3. Там же.

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Глава 14. Слоны не потеют

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Глава 16. Анекдот с бородой