Midwest Popular Culture Association
EDITORIAL: Grappling with the Boundaries of Legitimacy
Norma Jones
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Alanna R. Miller
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Brick-olage and the LEGO/Brand Axis
Peter B. Gregg
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Drunk and Diverse: Reframing the Founding Fathers
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SPECIAL ISSUE: Professional Wrestling
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Garret L. Castleberry and CarrieLynn D. Reinhard, with Matt Foy and Christopher J. Olson
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Professional Wrestling Scholarship: Legitimacy and Kayfabe
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Squared Circle Intentionalities: What a Framework for "Wrestling Studies" Can Look Like
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Emotions Are Running High: Psychological Approaches to the Study of Professional Wrestling
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A Critical Criminology of Professional Wrestling and Sports Entertainment
Karen Corteen
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Gabriela I. Morales and Mario A. Dozal
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The Ballad of the Real American: A Call for Cultural Critique of Pro-Wrestling Storylines
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Analyzing Discourse in Sports Entertainment Through Multiple Modalities
John Quinn and Carolina Silveira
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The Well-Wrought Broken Championship Belt: Thing Theory in Professional Wrestling Criticism
J. H. Roberts and Dominic Sevieri
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Squaring the Circle: Removing Violence from the Equation in a Quest for Excitement
Rasmus Møller and Thomas Klintøe Laursen
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Jack Karlis
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Independent Professional Wrestling as Crucible for Research into Masculinity
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The Unbeatable Monster and the Horror of Professional Wrestling
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Redneck Rebel, The Governor, and The Syrian Sheik: Small Town Wrestling in the Poor White South
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SPECIAL Section: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
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Norma Jones
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The Popular Culture Studies Journal Interview
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The Popular Culture Studies Journal Interview
Sarah Green and Bernadette Markowski
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