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Abigail Jones, Alicia Garza: Situated Analysis and Practicing Being Free

Aliza Lieberman-Barnard, Breeding from biotechnology: a look at the infrastructures behind the production of flood-resistant rice in India and Bangladesh

Ashley Pearman, La identidad sexual: la sociedad, el individuo, y la pérdida de la virginidad

Lindsey Mills, Why Does the Tigress Roar? Exploring the Role of Female Suicide Bombers in the LTTE

Maren Stunes, Finding Procedural Justice in Baltimore’s Department of Public Works

Quinci Adams, “It Goes Both Ways”: Negotiating Passing, Identities of Liminality, and Everything In-Between

Quinci Adams, “Quaring” the Scene:Negotiating Black Queer Identity in the Punk Community

Yuka Sugino, Bare Life, Bare Architecture: Deconstructing the Violence of Architecture in Al-Khalil, Palestine

Jack Hodges, Tennis et distinction sociale en France

In This Issue

Kissing the Kiss of Betrayal: A Study of Veneration in the Berners’ Book of Hours

“The most curious instance of veneration in the Berners Hours appears not on a saint’s illumination, but on an image of a grave sinner.”

“However, some positive, or at least nuanced, interpretations of Judas’ role in the Passion saga exist, and these interpretations may explain the veneration in the Berners Hours.”

“Catholics would have been familiar with the Instruments of the Passion, whether by exposure in a church setting or at home, and would have venerated them as part of the Redemptive mystery.”

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