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Volume 32, Number 2 (95)
September 1, 2017
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ISSN 0270-5346
EISSN 1529-1510
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Parenting through Horror: Reassurance in Jennifer Kent's The Babadook
Aviva Briefel
View articletitled, Parenting through Horror: Reassurance in Jennifer Kent's <em>The Babadook</em>
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Selling a Rebellion: The Industrial Logic of Mainstream Alt-Porn
Jennifer Moorman
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Trauma, Shame, and Men's Tears in The Manchurian Candidate
Joy McEntee
View articletitled, Trauma, Shame, and Men's Tears in <em>The Manchurian Candidate</em>
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“Little girls and the things that they love”: My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Audience, Identity, and the Privilege of Contemporary Fan Culture
Ewan Kirkland
View articletitled, “Little girls and the things that they love”: <em>My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic</em>, Audience, Identity, and the Privilege of Contemporary Fan Culture
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Violence and the Gaze in Catherine Breillat's Fat Girl (À ma sœur!)
Ora Gelley
View articletitled, Violence and the Gaze in Catherine Breillat's <em>Fat Girl</em> (<em>À ma sœur!</em>)
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In Practice: Queerness and Games
Diana Pozo; Bonnie Ruberg; Chris Goetz
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Creating an Archive of LGBTQ Video Game Content: An Interview with Adrienne Shaw
Bonnie Ruberg
View articletitled, Creating an Archive of LGBTQ Video Game Content: An Interview with Adrienne Shaw
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Conferences, Conventions, Conversations, and Coffee
Dietrich Squinkifer
View articletitled, Conferences, Conventions, Conversations, and <em>Coffee</em>
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Everything Is Wiped Away: Queer Temporality in Queers in Love at the End of the World
Claudia Lo
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