Jamaica's Difficult Subjects
| Kaituhi matua: | |
|---|---|
| Hōputu: | Tāhiko īPukapuka |
| Reo: | Ingarihi |
| I whakaputaina: |
The Ohio State University Press
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| Ngā marau: | |
| Urunga tuihono: | Full text available on Project MUSE [9/18/14] |
Ngā tūemi rite
Brand Jamaica
mā: Gentles-Peart
mā: Gentles-Peart
Difficult Diasporas
mā: Pinto
mā: Pinto
Difficult daughters.
mā: Kapur, Manju
I whakaputaina: (1998)
mā: Kapur, Manju
I whakaputaina: (1998)
Settler Jamaica in the 1750s
mā: Greene
mā: Greene
Jamaica Country Review
Our World: Jamaica
How Difficult It Is to Be God
The Difficult Art of Giving
mā: Sawaya
mā: Sawaya
Difficult conversations : how to discuss what matters most /
mā: Stone Douglas
I whakaputaina: (1999)
mā: Stone Douglas
I whakaputaina: (1999)
Country Fact Sheets: Jamaica
Youth in a Difficult World
Subjectivity
Library & Information Association of Jamaica Bulletin
Background Notes on Countries of the World: Jamaica
Background Notes on Countries of the World: Jamaica
Slavery, Childhood, and Abolition in Jamaica, 1788?1838
mā: Vasconcellos
mā: Vasconcellos
Political Risk Yearbook: Jamaica Country Report
Senses of the Subject
mā: Butler
mā: Butler
Dissensual Subjects
mā: Rajca
mā: Rajca
Noble Subjects
mā: Grigoryan
mā: Grigoryan
Graphic Subjects
mā: Chaney
mā: Chaney
Knowing Subjects
mā: Simerka
mā: Simerka
Subjective Time
mā: Arstila
mā: Arstila
Changing the Subject
mā: Simmons
mā: Simmons
Eschatological Subjects
mā: Moreau
mā: Moreau
Indian Subjects
mā: Child
mā: Child
The Subject of Freedom
mā: Basterra
mā: Basterra
Reframing the Subject
mā: Ritter
mā: Ritter
Citizen Subject
mā: Balibar
mā: Balibar
Subjects of Responsibility
mā: Parker
mā: Parker
The Creolizing Subject
mā: Monahan
mā: Monahan
Dangerous Subjects
mā: Coleman
mā: Coleman