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“Don't want no short people ‘round here”: Confronting heterosexism's intolerance through comic and disruptive narratives in Ally McBeal

Brenda Cooper Director of Women's Studies and Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism & Communication, Utah State University
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Edward C. Pease Professor and Head of the Department of Journalism & Communication, Utah State University
Pages 300-318 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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Erin M. Reser. (2005) Strategies of Negotiation in Mainstream Media: Vernacular Discourse and Masculinity in The Full Monty. Popular Communication 3:4, pages 217-237.
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Michele L. Hammers . (2005) Cautionary tales of liberation and female professionalism: The case against Ally McBeal . Western Journal of Communication 69:2, pages 167-182.
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GustA. Yep. (2003) The Violence of Heteronormativity in Communication Studies. Journal of Homosexuality 45:2-4, pages 11-59.
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