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- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 date "March 2009".
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 first "Richard C.".
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 isCitedBy Transnationalism.
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 last "Cante".
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 location "London".
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 publisher "Ashgate Publishing. ISBN 0-7546-7230-1. Chapter 6: The World of All-Male Pornography".
- 0bb79cf8bc367519bf3dd18b02a434768ddfcc985d1ff9f09d77332f3e26b5b9 title "Gay Men and the Forms of Contemporary US Culture".