"Judgements Concerning the Perm" is an intriguing exploration of themes and narratives that are bound to captivate readers with an interest in nuanced storytelling and profound intellectual discourse. This hardcover edition presents a compilation of essays that delve into the multifaceted nature of judgments, traditions, and the cultural phenomena surrounding the perm, a hairstyle that has seen evolving perceptions over time.
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