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Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea

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Published in:Korean Journal of Medical History
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Published: 2025
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title Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_auth Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_full Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_fullStr Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_full_unstemmed Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_short Unmasked Barbers in Unhygienic Places: Masks and the Politics of Barbering Hygiene in Colonial Korea
title_sort unmasked barbers in unhygienic places: masks and the politics of barbering hygiene in colonial korea
topic History
History & Culture
Arts & Humanities
url http://www.medhist.or.kr/journal/view.php?number=2478