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Letter from the Editors
Adam Geczy
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Vicki Karaminas
;
Paul Mountfort
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The Afterimage of John Wayne
and the Shape of Masculinity in the Landscape
Mark Shorter
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titled, <em>The Afterimage of John Wayne</em> and the Shape of Masculinity in the Landscape
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Bollywood’s Angromance: Toxic Masculinity and Male Angst in
Tere Naam
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Kabir Singh
Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan
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Sanchari Basu ChaudhurI
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titled, Bollywood’s Angromance: Toxic Masculinity and Male Angst in <em>Tere Naam</em> and <em>Kabir Singh</em>
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“Let Us Make Men in Our Own Image”: The Mission Station as a Site of Black Emasculation in Nineteenth-century South Africa
Siyabulela Tonono
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Law and Justice in Japanese Popular Culture: From Crime Fighting Robots to Dueling Pocket Monsters
Thomas E. Simmons
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titled, Law and Justice in Japanese Popular Culture: From Crime Fighting Robots to Dueling Pocket Monsters
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One Way or Another
H. R. Hyatt-Johnston
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