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Fabricating Girls: Clothes and Coming-of-Age Fiction by Women of Color

byMargaret D. Stetz

Department of Women and Gender Studies,University of Delaware, USA

HomeArts and Humanities, From the Archive, Editor's PickFabricating Girls: Clothes and Coming-of-Age Fiction by Women of Color

byMargaret D. Stetz

Department of Women and Gender Studies,University of Delaware, USA
…dress has remained insufficiently explored in literary criticism as a feature of the “bildun…
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