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THE IMPERISHABLE VIRGINITY OF SAINT MARIA GORETTI
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  • 1966Honour and Shame: The Values of Mediterranean Society.1,103 cited
  • 1954The People of the Sierra308 cited
  • 2003New Catholic Encyclopedia244 cited
  • 1978The Virgin and the State171 cited
  • 1976Alone of all her sex111 cited
  • 1986from Mary to modern woman: the material basis of Marianismo and its transformation in a Spanish village36 cited
  • 1988The Avenel dictionary of saints8 cited

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  • 2001Like A Virgin: Temptation, Resistance, and the Construction of Identities Based on “Not Doings”34 cited
  • 1994Multicultural Perspectives on Counseling Survivors of Rape17 cited

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