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Watcher Junior  11.1 [17] Fall 2018
Edited by
Brenna Wardell and Deborah Overstreet

Kaitlin M. Schneider  (University of Nebraska Kearney, USA)
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"Slaying Stereotypes or Stuck in Stasis?  A Study of Heteronormativity and Gender Performativity in Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Anya Christina Emanuella Jenkins"



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