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- “I Always Did Hate Watering-Places”: Tourism and Carnival in Agatha Christie’s and Dorothy L. Sayers’s Seaside Novels more
- “I am a nuisance and should never have been born”: Exploring experiences of disability hate crime more
- “I don’t know enough about epilepsy”: experiences and perspectives of sport and fitness professionals on training adults with epilepsy more
- “I feel more protective over my body:” A brief report on pregnant women’s embodied experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic more
- “I found it the only place that spoke the same language”: A thematic analysis of messages posted to an online peer support discussion forum for people living with dementia more
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