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First two books of the EmotionCultures Series now published in...

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Thomas Stodulka: Coming of Age on the streets of Java (2017) Image Credit: ... the first two contributions by Gabriel Scheidecker and Thomas Stodulka.

Books by Thomas StodulkaWheelers Books

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Books by Thomas Stodulka ; Coming of Age on the Streets of Java: Coping with Marginality, Stigma and Illness (Paperback). By ; Affective Dimensions of Fieldwork ...

Coming of Age on the Streets of JavaColumbia University

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Thomas Stodulka is a social anthropologist with a focus on Psychological Anthropology at Freie Universität Berlin. Subjects. Anthropology. Series.

coping with marginality, stigma and illness / Thomas StodulkaNational Library of Australia

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Coming of age on the streets of Java : coping with marginality, stigma and illness / Thomas Stodulka. Book. Bib ID, Format, Book [text, volume] ...

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Coming of Age on the Streets of Java (eBook)Lehmanns.de

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Coming of Age on the Streets of Java | This ethnography is based on almost five years of fieldwork in the city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, between and

Coming of Age on the Streets of Java: Coping with ...Duke University Press

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von NJ Smith-Hefner · — Thomas Stodulka's Coming of Age on the Streets of Java is an activist ethnography of street life among homeless youth in the city of ...

Stodulka, Thomas [WorldCat Identities]

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About. Most widely held works by Thomas Stodulka. Coming of age on the streets of Java : coping with marginality, stigma and illness by Thomas Stodulka( )