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Sociology at the Stove: Contexts

Gary A. Fine, Priscilla Ferguson

Sociology

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Review of Ratatouille

Original language	English
Volume	7
State	Published - 2008

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Fine, G. A., & Ferguson, P. (2008). Sociology at the Stove: Contexts.

Fine, Gary A. ; Ferguson, Priscilla. / Sociology at the Stove : Contexts. 2008.

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Research output: Other contribution

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