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‘Blockbuster’ celebrity feminism
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  • 1970The Female Eunuch628 cited
  • 2010The promotion and presentation of the self: celebrity as marker of presentational media505 cited
  • 2014Understanding Celebrity299 cited
  • 1992The Women's Movement and the Media: Constructing a Public Identity128 cited
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  • 2007From the Altar to the Market-Place and Back Again: Understanding Literary Celebrity14 cited
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  • 2017‘Doing Her Best With What She’s Got’: Authorship, Irony, and Mediating Feminist Identities in Lena Dunham’s Girls12 cited

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