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Prostitutes at the Turn of the Century

Szerkesztő:

Pál Léderer

Released: Replika 21–22, 8–74.

Replika block:

Szociálpolitikai margináliák. Prostitúció, prostituáltak a századfordulón

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Reader’s Letter
Prostitutes at the Turn of the Century
- Pál Léderer
Introduction
- Péter Somlai
Clean Out
- Kálmán Brichta
Budapest have to Lose It
Are "red light" Houses still to be Protected Under the Authority's Protection?…
- István Kovács
The Gyula Representative Council had a Session on Dec. 27th 1879 about Prostitution
- János Cséri
Prostitution Case in Budapest
- Dániel Weisz
The Issue of Prostitution in Budapest
Budapest Regulation on Prostitution
Consumption and Culture
- Miklós Vörös
Consumption and Culture
- Arjun Appadurai
Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization
- Colin Campbell
Accounting for the Consumer Revolution in Eighteenth-Century England
- Colin Campbell
The Puzzle of Modern Consumerism
- Violetta Zentai
The Culture of Consumption and History
Invitation to the Contemporary Sociology of Religion
- Miklós Tomka
Toward a New Sociology of Religion
- Thomas Robbins
Cults, Converts and Charisma. The Sociology of New Religious Movements
- István Kamarás
Krisna Consciousness in Hungary
- Christopher Edwards
The Dynamics of Mass Conversion
- James A. Beckford
The Restoration of "Power'' to the Sociology of Religion
- Franz-Xaver Kaufmann
Religion and Modernity
E-way
- Esther Dyson
Intellectual Property on the Net
- Ted Friedman
MAKING SENSE OF SOFTWARE: Computer Games and Interactive Textuality
Repertory 1-20.

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