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Women's slave narratives	Annie L. Burton	2006	Dover Publications
Japanese religious traditions /	Yusa, Michiko.	2002.	Prentice Hall,
Collected Black women's narratives	Nancy Prince	1988	Oxford University Press
Six women's slave narratives	Henry Louis Gates	1988	Oxford University Press
Six women's slave narratives	Mary Prince; Kate Drumgoold	1988	Oxford University Press
Women's Indian captivity narratives /	Derounian-Stodola, Kathryn Zabelle,	1998.	Penguin Books,
Collected black women's narratives	Anthony Gerard Barthelemy	1990	Oxford University Press
Japanese women's language	Janet S. Shibamoto	1985	Academic Press
Reading prophetic narratives /	Simon, Uriel.	1997.	Indiana University Press,
Japanese Traditions of Christianity	M Paske-Smith	1930	Routledge
Four anti-Japanese pamphlets	Valentine Stuart McClatchy	1978	Arno Press
Disapproving anti-Japanese agitation.	William D. Wheelwright	1920
Japanese papermaking: traditions, tools, and techniques	Timothy Barrett
Reading women's lives	Women's Studies Department Ohio State Un	1999	Pearson Custom Pub.
Reading women's poetry	Laurence Lerner	2009	Sussex Academic Press
Women's early American historical narratives	Sharon M. Harris	2003	Penguin
Managing literacy, mothering America: women's narratives on reading and writing in the nineteenth century /	Robbins, Sarah.	[2004], ©2004.	University of Pittsburgh Press,
Managing Literacy, Mothering America: Women's Narratives on Reading and Writing in the Nineteenth Century	by Sarah Robbins	2004	University of Pittsburgh Press
Reading Hebrew Bible Narratives	J. Andrew Dearman	2018	Oxford University Press
The Recipe Reader: Narratives - Contexts - Traditions	Janet Floyd; Laurel Forster	2003	Routledge
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Women’s Narratives and Anti-narratives: Re-reading Japanese Traditions	Phyllis I. Lyons	Katachi ? Symmetry	Tohru Ogawa; Koryo Miura; Takashi Masunari; Denes Nagy	1996	Springer Japan
Women's Narratives and Anti-narratives: Re-reading Japanese Traditions	Phyllis I. Lyons	Katachi U Symmetry /	Ogawa, T.	1996.	Springer,
Part 2. Re-reading Traditions		Alternative Salvations: Engaging the Sacred and the Secular	Hannah Bacon; Steve Knowles and Wendy Dossett	17/12/2015 12:00:00 am	Bloomsbury Academic
Re-Reading Cold War Narratives		Making Art History in Europe After 1945	Noemi de Haro García; Patricia Mayayo; Jesús Carrillo	2020	Routledge
Narratives and Traditions	Enid Porter; W. H. Barrett	Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore	Enid Porter; W. H. Barrett	1969	Routledge
Japanese Traditions	Carl Olson	Religious Ways of Experiencing Life: A Global and Narrative Approach	Carl Olson	2016	Routledge
JAPANESE TRADITIONS		Great book of hemp - the complete guide to the environmental, commercial, and medicinal uses of the world’s most extraordinary plant	Robinson, Rowan	1995	Park Street Press
Japanese traditions		Worldviews, religion, and the environment: a global anthology /	Foltz, Richard C.,	c2003.	Thomson/Wadsworth,
Practices, Traditions and Narratives	Dallas Willard; Steven L. Porter; Aaron Preston; Gregg A. Ten Elshof	The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge	Dallas Willard; Steven L. Porter; Aaron Preston; Gregg A. Ten Elshof	2018	Routledge
Women's traditions and innovations		And then we work for God: rural Sunni Islam in western Turkey	Hart, Kimberly	2013	Stanford University Press
Anti-art, anti-histories, and anti-narratives.		African American visual arts: from slavery to the present	Celeste-Marie Bernier	2009	University of North Carolina Press
Reading Narratives		Narratives in Social Science Research	Barbara Czarniawska	March 2004	SAGE Publications Ltd
Living letters: Re-reading correspondence and women’s letters	JAMES DAYBELL; ANDREW GORDON	Women and Epistolary Agency in Early Modern Culture, 1450–1690	James Daybell; Andrew Gordon	2016	Routledge
Girls gone wild: American women's road narratives and literary traditions	Deborah Paes de Barros	American road literature	Ronald Primeau	2013	Salem Press, a division of EBSCO Publishing;Grey House Publishing
Women’s Traditions Problematized	Athalya Brenner	On Reading Prophetic Texts: Gender-Specific and Related Studies in Memory of Fokkelien van Dijk-Hemmes	Dijkstra; Bob Prof. Dr. Becking (Editors)	1996-01-01	Brill
3. Reading Aboriginal Women's Autobiographical Narratives: Agency and Audience		Literary formations: post-colonialism, nationalism, globalism /	Brewster, Anne.	1995.	Melbourne University Press,
Disabled women’s narratives	Tulasi Acharya	Sex, Gender and Disability in Nepal: Marginalized Narratives and Policy Reform	Tulasi Acharya	2019	Routledge
4. Teaching Literacy Narratives: Reading, Writing, and Re/Vision		Minor Re/Visions: Asian American Literacy Narratives as a Rhetoric of Citizenship	Morris Young	2004	Southern Illinois University Press
Re-reading and re-drafting		Research in Medicine: Planning A Project - Writing A Thesis	George Murrell, Christopher Huang, Harold Ellis	1999	Cambridge University Press
En Garde! Traditions, Counter-Traditions, Anti-Traditions		RE: Reading the Postmodern: Canadian Literature and Criticism after Modernism	Edited by Robert David Stacey	2010	University of Ottawa Press
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