Stranger Intimacy: Contesting Race, Sexuality and the Law in the North American West (American Crossroads) (Volume 31)
by Nayan Shah
In Stranger Intimacy, Nayan Shah investigates how race, sexuality, and the law intertwined in the North American West. This scholarly exploration, part of the American Crossroads series, reveals the historical contestations that defined intimate and social relations in the region.
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Stranger Intimacy delves into the complex dynamics of race, sexuality, and legal frameworks in the North American West. The book, part of the American Crossroads series, offers insights into how these elements influenced social interactions and identities.
Author Nayan Shah provides a scholarly analysis of historical patterns, highlighting the role of law in contesting personal and communal boundaries. This volume contributes to understanding the broader American experience through its focus on the West.
The work is presented as a used book in good condition, making it accessible for readers interested in American history and legal studies.
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