Zdorov'e i intimnaia zhizn': sotsiologicheskie podkhody. Sbornik statei / Pod red. Eleny Zdravomyslovoi i Anny Temkinoi. – SPb.: Izdatel'stvo EUSPb, 2011
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Сборник «Здоровье и интимная жизнь…» представляет собой очередной исследовательский продукт Гендерной программы Европейского университета, продолжающий серию публикаций, посвященных гендерным аспектам здоровья и сексуальности. К ним также относятся сборники «Здоровье и доверие» (2009) и отчасти «Практики и идентичности: гендерное устройство» (2010), которые обсуждались в предыдущем номере Laboratorium.
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Sociology of Medicine, Body, Sexuality, Family Planning, Biopower
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Aug 28, 2012
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Tartakovskaya, I. (2012). Zdorov’e i intimnaia zhizn’: sotsiologicheskie podkhody. Sbornik statei / Pod red. Eleny Zdravomyslovoi i Anny Temkinoi. – SPb.: Izdatel’stvo EUSPb, 2011. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research, 4(2), 227–229. Retrieved from https://soclabo.org/index.php/laboratorium/article/view/33
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