Книга Секс, еда и незнакомцы - Грэм Харви

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Harvey, G. 2012a. Bardic Chairs and the Emergent Performance Practice of Pagans // Handbook of New Religions and Cultural Production / C. Cusack & A. Norman (eds), 399–416. Leiden: Brill.

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