@article{Lidola2021Civil-57402,
  year={2021},
  doi={10.1590/18094449202100630002},
  title={Civilizing the Other : Beauty, Intimate Labor, and Affective Encounters in Berlin’s Brazilian Waxing Studios},
  number={63},
  issn={0104-8333},
  journal={Cadernos Pagu},
  author={Lidola, Maria},
  note={Article Number: e216302}
}

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