Feminist Para-Ethnographies: A Proposition for a ‘Critical Friendship’ Between Embodied Experiences and Microbiome Science

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Núñez Casal, Andrea. 2021. Feminist Para-Ethnographies: A Proposition for a ‘Critical Friendship’ Between Embodied Experiences and Microbiome Science. London Journal of Critical Thought, 4(1), pp. 21-35. ISSN 2398-662X [Article]

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feminist para-ethnographies, microbiome, AMR, UTIs, inequalities embodied experiences, socialised biology

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