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„Between Animal Instinct and Morality”: The Construction of White Masculinity in Medicopsychiatric Discourse in Weimar Germany,Ellinghaus, Katherine; Boucher, Leigh (Hrsg). Historicising Whiteness. Transnational Perspectives on the Construction of an Identity. Melbourne. 2007 S. 427 - 435
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