Titlebook: Gender Roles and Political Contexts in Cold War Spy Fiction; Sian MacArthur Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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,‘A Perpetual State of War’: Legacy and Unresolved Conflict in Post-War Spy Fiction,rrorist attacks that aim to undermine symbols of Western capitalism and this has changed the face of the genre enormously. To this end, the chapter will use novels by Stella Rimington, Lee Childs, Charles Cumming and Eric van Lustbader to explore the impact of this change upon the traditional tropes

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,‘Power and Agency’: Addressing Inequality in Contemporary Women’s Spy Fiction,es by Lauren Wilkinson, Jan Eliasberg, Rosalie Knecht and Jina Bacaar as a means to identify the nature of these differences, particularly the extent to which contemporary female writers are able to offer narratives that challenge patriarchal authority that is responsible for female disenfranchiseme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11787-9Crime Fiction; spy fiction; War Crime; Cold War literature; thrillers; Literature, Gender and Sexuality; G

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-14323-7 the needs of the patriarchy can be met under the banner of patriotism and nationalism, and state that this male-centric outlook has created a genre in which social injustices thrive. The social injustices that the book will focus on are female exile and female disenfranchisement, and it will engage

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Treatment of AVM: Stereotactic Radiosurgery,both politics and shifting social sympathies, British spy fiction is identifiable by a strong sense of patriotism that manifests as hyper-masculine behaviour and marginalised roles for female and minority characters. This chapter examines the works of Buchan, Ambler, le Carré, Deighton, MacInnes, Fl

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Brain Asymmetry and Neural Systems related to the cultural and political anxieties that dominated the United States in the 1920s and 1930s, and the chapter explores the extent to which the economic crisis of the Depression era years contributed to the developing themes and motifs of the genre. Novels by McCoy, Spillane, Hughes, High

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