Book reviews: Refiguring the ordinary. By Gail Weiss, narrative identity and moral identity. By Kim Atkins and the signifying body: Toward an ethics of sexual and racial difference. By Penelope Ingram [Book Review]

Hypatia 25 (1):234-239 (2010)
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