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y separately published work icon Gender and Australian Celebrity Culture anthology   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 Gender and Australian Celebrity Culture
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Contents

* Contents derived from the London,
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Introduction : ‘Gendering Australian Celebrity’,, Anthea Taylor , Joanna McIntyre , single work criticism
‘From Mild Colonial Boy to Jake the Paed : Rolf Harris and Australian Celebrity Masculinity in the UK’, Tanya Serisier , single work criticism
‘The Manly Whiteness of Russell Crowe’,, Sean Redmond , single work criticism
Johnathan Thurston, Indigeneity, and Technologies of Masculinity in Australian Sporting Celebrity Culture’,, Holly Randell-Moon , single work criticism
Celebritised Anger : Theorising Feminist Rage, Voice, and Affective Injustice through Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette’,, Jilly Kay Boyce , single work criticism
Clementine Ford, Online Misogyny, and the Labour of Celebrity Feminism’, Anita Brady , single work criticism
"Good" Girl Turned "bad": Tracey Spicer’s Memoir, Celebrity Feminist Journalism, and #MeToo Activism in Australia’, Anthea Taylor , single work criticism
‘Interviewing a Queer National Celebrity : Carlotta as an "outsider within" Australian Celebrity Culture’, Joanna McIntyre , single work criticism
‘"It Was Nice for Me Watching That, because [Magda Szubanski] Was Very Calming" : LGBTIQ+ Australians Respond to Marriage Equality Activism’, Lucy Watson , single work criticism
"I Can Call Myself Australian If I Want to" : Natalie Tran and Asian Australian Femininity on YouTube’, Sara Tomkins , single work criticism
Disarming Femininity : Annabel Crabb, Celebrity, Politics and Culture’, Frances Bonner , single work criticism
‘"Australian TV’s Golden Girl" : Asher Keddie, Offspring, and the Celebrity Motherhood Narrative’, Renee Middlemost , single work criticism
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