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What's a man to do?: Images of rural Australian masculinities in three plays of the 1950s: Reedy River, The Bastard Country and Lola Montez. [Article written as part of 'Marking Masculinity in Australian Theatre, 1955-1970 and 1985-2000'; an earlier version was presented at the Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies. Conference (2003: Australian Catholic University, Banyo campus).]

Adrian Kiernander

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Key concepts: Masculinity, Project commissioning, Publishing, Media studies, Sociology, Gender studies, History, Art

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What's a man to do?: Images of rural Australian masculinities in three plays of the 1950s: Reedy River, The Bastard Country and Lola Montez. [Article written as part of 'Marking Masculinity in Australian Theatre, 1955-1970 and 1985-2000'; an earlier version was presented at the Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies. Conference (2003: Australian Catholic University, Banyo campus).] — Research Paper | ScholarLens