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Libros: 1,155
Colecciones: WGST Library (1,096)
Etiquetas: queer and trans bodies (8), trans (8), queer bodies (8), trans bodies (6), mental health (5), gender (5), healing (5), HIV (5), AIDS (5), HIV/AIDS (5), body image (5), sexuality (4), pathologizing gender and sexuality (4), gender identity (4), pandemics (4), medicalizing gender and sexuality (3), transgender bodies (3), gendered bodies (3), recovery from trauma (3), trans history (3), mental illness (3), trauma (3), transgender (3), fat bodies (2), body (2), bisexual (2), bi (2), gender in the media (2), bisexuality (2), gender and sexuality in the media (1), a worm in the bud (1), sexual bodies (1), depression (1), recovery (1), bodies and feminism (1), women mental illness (1), identity (1), violence against LGBTQ communities (1), gender exploration (1), recovering from a loved ones addiction (1), John Money (1), David Reimer (1), love (1), fat (1), pandemic (1), embodiment (1), health (1), diseases (1), intersectionality (1), family trauma (1), medical malpractice (1), women's bodies (1), biology (1), India (1), Fiction (1), Contemporary (1), Trauma (1), family (1)
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Nombre verdadero: Women and Gender Studies Library- George Mason University
Sobre mi biblioteca: Our book collection has more than 1,100 titles that includes classic feminist books from bell hooks and Simone de Beauvoir to contemporary Third Wave titles. All materials can be checked out with a valid Mason ID.

Please visit the center to check out a book! All books have been re-categorized under Library of Congress coding.
Sobre mí: The Women and Gender Studies programs at Mason are designed to give you a firm grounding in the theory and methodology of gender and help you better understand people, the relationships between sex and gender, the impact of sex, race, class, disability and sexual orientation, gender identity and more.

Connect with a research-minded faculty that will lead your exploration through an intersectional lens of topics such as women’s roles in social, political and economic life, women’s roles in history, women and the media, feminist theory and queer theory. Acquire the tools to envision other alternatives to conventional stereotypes.
Ubicación: Johnson Center, 240K
Página principal: http://wmst.gmu.edu
Favoritos del sitio: Bibliotecas: Fenwick Library at George Mason University

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