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Bodily Responses to Everyday Life in Tirebolu: A Historical Ethnography of Women’s Ways of Moving

Arzu Öztürkmen(BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY)
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21–33
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2021-12-30
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This research explores how women remember their bodily ways of knowing and their sense of movement in Tirebolu, a town in the Eastern Black Sea region of Turkey.

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This research explores how women remember their bodily ways of knowing and their sense of movement in Tirebolu, a town in the Eastern Black Sea region of Turkey.

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This research explores how women remember their bodily ways of knowing and their sense of movement in Tirebolu, a town in the Eastern Black Sea region of Turkey.

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Öztürkmen, A. (2021). Bodily Responses to Everyday Life in Tirebolu: A Historical Ethnography of Women’s Ways of Moving. Etnomüzikoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 4 Özel Sayı, 21–33. https://ajindex.com/articles/1481401

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