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GET LOST: Explore the World Through Map Illustrations Sungmin Choi Female discontent with patriarchal society beginning in the 1960s

Name: GET LOST: Explore the World Through Map Illustrations Sungmin Choi Female discontent with patriarchal society beginning in the 1960s
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SKU: 90573412060
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GET LOST: Explore the World Through Map Illustrations Sungmin Choi Female discontent with patriarchal society beginning in the 1960s Female discontent with patriarchal society is the ever present subtext in these stories Perfect for readers interested in Japanese horror manga evoking memories of trips taken or planned and not yet realized readers can experience different illustrators’ interpretations of the same place through personal anecdotes and recommendations

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