Women Who Become Men: Albanian Sworn Virgins

Antonia Young

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Acknowledgements List of Maps and Illustrations Preface -- Introduction -- Tree of Blood, Tree of Milk: Patriarchy and Patricentricity in Rural Albania -- The Kanun Laws of Honour and Hospitality -- Who are the 'Sworn Virgins'? -- Living as Men -- Dress as a signifier of Gender -- Asserting their Masculinity: Men and 'Sworn Virgins' -- The Changing World: The Challenge Ahead Apendices Bibliography Index

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