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Gender and naming practices, and the creation of a taxonomy of masculinities in the South African soap opera The Queen

2019

Ncube, Gibson. 2019. Gender and naming practices, and the creation of a taxonomy of masculinities in the South African soap opera The Queen. Nomina Africana, 33(1), 1–8. https://doi.org/10.2989/NA.2019.33.1.1.1331

 

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Gibson Ncube

Iso Lomso Fellow
Zimbabwe | South Africa
 
 

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