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Chilla Bulbeck
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Brian D . Earp
Practical Ethics (University of Oxford), 2016
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Chris Bobel
2007
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Social Thought and Research, 2013
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2017
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International Journal of Communication, 2009
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Christina Scharff
Feminism & Psychology, 2011
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Šolsko polje, 2020
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Jilly Boyce Kay
Feminist Media Studies, 2024
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Gender Role and Feminism Revisited: A Follow-Up Study
Elizabeth Suter
Sex Roles, 2006
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Susan Marine
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M Rizky Ardiansyah
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Tina Coffelt
Women's Studies in Communication, 2008
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Helen Schwenken
2000
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Chris Bobel
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Nicola Gavey
Women's Studies International Forum, 2016
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'Remaking Feminism: Or Why is Feminism So Boring?'
Imelda Whelehan
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Fiona Hurd
Gender and Education, 2016
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Ki Wight
Canadian Woman Studies Journal: Feminist Gift Economy, A Materialist Alternative to Patriarchy and Capitalism, 2019
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Rosalind Gill
European journal of women's studies, 2007
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Sherry Sabbarwal
Sociological Bulletin, 2000
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