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Carles Feixa. (2017) The “indignant” pilgrim: Cultural narratives of crisis and renewal in the 15M movement in Spain. Romance Quarterly 64:3, pages 113-125.
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Deniz Öztürk. (2021) What Does Political Context Tell Us? Understanding the Persistence of Ideological Imprints in the Case of Turkish Humor Magazines. Journal of Management Inquiry 31:2, pages 197-218.
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