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Steve Waksman2001

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Instruments of Desire

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Gender and Feminist Studies Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Year2001

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Published2001-05-02

VenueHarvard University Press eBooks

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Citations44

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ShelfMusicology and Musical Analysis

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