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Naming the Dangers of Working on the Street
Agenda, 1997Robbery and rape by clients and sexual assault by police officers are common experiences for sex workers write ILSE PAUW and LOREN BRENER.
ILSE PAUW, LOREN BRENER
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Journal of Medical Biography, 2004
In Paris, the blue enamel signs for streets named after a person also bear the dates of birth and death, and a word or two to designate the person's field of activity. In this paper an alphabetical listing is given of 166 Parisian streets that have been named after medically qualified men who achieved distinction in medicine or elsewhere.
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In Paris, the blue enamel signs for streets named after a person also bear the dates of birth and death, and a word or two to designate the person's field of activity. In this paper an alphabetical listing is given of 166 Parisian streets that have been named after medically qualified men who achieved distinction in medicine or elsewhere.
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Naming, dedicating: street names and tradition
History and Anthropology, 2004Naming is always dedicating, that is to say offering to the ancestors, inserting the person or the named object in a lineage of some sort. Only street names will be considered here because they have two characteristics of sociological relevance: they are chosen and they pertain to a social group in relation to which they are supposed to express some ...
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Place-names and street-names at Chester
2018Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society, 55, 29 ...
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Gendered cities: Studying urban gender bias through street names
Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, 2022Daniel Oto-Peralias
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Street names in Dakar-Plateau: a colonial and post-colonial perspective
Planning Perspectives, 2020Krzysztof Gorny, Ada Górna
exaly