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Changing gay male identities by Andrew Cooper.Central Library: HQ76 .C586 2013
"As the world changes, so sexual identities are changing. In a context of globalisation, mass communication and technological advances, individuals find themselves able to make lifestyle choices in new and different ways. In this increasingly confusing world, sociologists have argued that identities are in flux, and that traditional patterns of..." BOOK JACKET.
Concrete and dust : mapping the sexual terrains of Los Angeles by Jeanine Minge and Amber Lynn Zimmerman.Central Library: HQ18.U5 M56 2013
Current perspectives in feminist media studies edited by Lisa McLaughlin and Cynthia Carter.Central Library: P96.F46 C87 2013
"This work features contributions written by a diverse group of stellar feminist scholars from around the world. Each contributor has authored a brief, thought-provoking commentary on the current status and future directions of feminist media studies. Although contributors write about numerous, discrete subjects within the field of feminist media..." BOOK JACKET.
Fighting to choose : the abortion rights struggle in New Zealand by Alison McCulloch.Central Library: HQ767.5.N5 M323 2013
Fighting to choose : the abortion rights struggle in New Zealand by Alison McCulloch.Hocken Library: HQ767.5.N5 M323 2013
Kaleidoscope of life by Denny Newburn.Hocken Library: HM623 .N484 2013
"Written at high level 3 and low level 4 of the New Zealand curriculum--Back cover. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary..." BOOK JACKET.
Masculinity and femininity : stereotypes/myths, psychology and role of culture by Jacob M. Aston and Estela Vasquez, editors.Central Library: HQ1090 .M37958 2013
Musings from middle age by Kerre Woodham.Hocken Library: HQ1059.5.N5 W665 2013
"A laugh-out-loud account of one woman's journey to the brink of middle age as she discovers her new place in the grand scheme of things. Is there an invisible line we cross at a certain age when we become 'un-chat-up-able' and become someone's mum? When..." BOOK JACKET.
