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2. Carlson (2019)
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3. Szymanski (2015)
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1. Gruber (2004)
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2. Eble et al. (2002)
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3. Killoran (2002)
   Under constriction: Colonization and synthetic institutionalization of Web space
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4. DeVoss et al. (2002)
   “This Page Is under Construction”: Reading Women Shaping On-line Identities
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5. Gerrard (1999)
   Letter from the guest editor
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6. Hocks (1999)
   Feminist interventions in electronic environments
   Computers and Composition
7. Whitaker et al. (1998)
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8. LeCourt (1998)
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1. Fuss (1992)
   Fashion and the homospectatorial look
   Critical Inquiry  ↗
2. Mulvey (1975)
   Visual pleasure and narrative cinema
   Screen  ↗