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Christopher Smithsplacement was effected through the mobilization of bodies. These were not, however, the dismembered fetal bodies that we have come to associate with aggressive antiabortion campaigns. Rather, the antiabortion counterprotesters mobilized widespread fear of COVID, represented by their own unmasked an

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‘Is it for the Glamour?’: Masculinity, Nationhood and Amateurism in Contemporary Projections of the mmunity ties and promotion of an indigenous, nation-specific sport get into bed with multinational companies, major advertising agencies and media outlets whose practices and values appear antithetical to its core values?

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‘Our Nuns are not a Nation’: Politicizing the Convent in Irish Literature and Filmake up work in the world, and as professional careers for women outside the convent increased, the distinctive appeal of the religious life faded. In Africa, which offers fewer secular opportunities for women, convents continue to recruit, but the precipitous decline of Irish vocations has accelerat

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Fanfic in Ireland: No Country, No Sex, No Money, No Nameerform radical interventions each time she confronts an original text. According to John Fiske, all popular texts require the active participation of the reader,. but fanfic has an unprecedented effect: what Henry Jenkins refers to as ‘encouraging viewer activism’.

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