Masculinity, Violence, and Terror: The Cultural Defensibility of Heteronormative Citizenship in the Virginia Tech Massacre and the Don Imus Affair

Amy Brandzel; Jigna Desai

Masculinity, Violence, and Terror: The Cultural Defensibility of Heteronormative Citizenship in the Virginia Tech Massacre and the Don Imus Affair

Amy Brandzel
, Jigna Desai

Gender, Women and Sexuality

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	61-85
Journal	Journal of Asian American Studies
Volume	11
State	Published - Feb 2008

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