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Becoming Us
The inspiring memoir of transgender joy, love and family AS SEEN ON LORRAINE
2023
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'The UK's most influential LGBT Power Couple' - GuardianThis is the inspiring and moving memoir of a couple in search of a normal family life. And in many ways that have found that: married, doing jobs they love and expecting their second child. But their journey there has been an extraordinary one.Becoming Us is the inspiring and at times heart-breaking memoir of Jake and Hannah Graf, the UK's most visibl...
Becoming Us
The inspiring memoir of transgender joy, love and family AS SEEN ON LORRAINE
- Narrated by
- Jake GrafSara Dunham
Unabridged
7 hours 54 min
2023
EN
'The UK's most influential LGBT Power Couple' - GuardianThis is the inspiring and moving memoir of a couple in search of a normal family life. And in many ways that have found that: married, doing jobs they love and expecting their second child. But their journey there has been an extraordinary one.Becoming Us is the inspiring and at times heart-breaking memoir of Jake and Hannah Graf, the UK's most visibl...
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- Matthew D. McMullenBarbara R. AmbrosDr. Emily AndersonAnna AndreevaProfessor Paul D. BarclayDr. Mikaël BauerDr. Timothy O. BenedictDr. Mark BookmanKristina BuhrmanCaleb Swift CarterDr. Miriam ChusidDr. Lindsey DeWitt PratDr. Satoko FujiwaraG. Clinton GodartDr. Haruko GotōDr. Hannah GouldDr. Tim GrafDr. Jeffrey J. HallDr. Matthew HayesSujung KimDr. Paulina KolataDr. Ernils LarssonDr. Benedetta LomiTze Loo, , PhDBryan D. LoweDr. Adam J. LyonsLevi McLaughlinMatthew D. McMullenDr. Dana MirsalisTakashi MiuraDr. Eiichi ŌtaniDr. Cameron PenwellJohn PersonDr. Esben PetersenDr. Aike P. RotsDr. Towao SakaeharaAsuka SangoDr. Timothy SmithJessica StarlingJacqueline I. StoneDr. Yōzō TaniyamaJolyon Baraka ThomasDr. Katja TriplettDr. Kaitlyn UgoretzChika Watanabe
2025
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For nearly two decades, the Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions has served as a valuable resource for students and scholars of religion in Japan. This exciting update expands the audience to include non-specialists of Japan while also complicating the notions of “Japan” and “religion.” Asking the provocative question “why study Japanese religions?” the editors argue that studying Japan is vital for the academic study of religion writ large and make a case for the continued importan...


