Imagining the Welsh nation in a post-patriarchal, post-national world: Y Gwyll/Hinterland and the re-construction of trans/national masculinity

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Figure 1. The perpetrator as sacrifical lamb in ‘Aftermath’.

Figure 2. The painting ‘Salem’ in the patriarch’s home in ‘The Tale of Nant Gwrtheyrn’ (Murphy & Thomas, 2015).

Figure 3. Mathias framed against the Ceredigion map in ‘In the Dead of Night’ (Murphy & Thomas, 2015).

Figure 4. The passive woman, sitting down, restricted to her home; Mathias is elevated as he perches on the arm of a sofa (in ‘Both Barrells’, Murphy & Bryn, 2016).

Murphy, J. (Writer), & Thomas, E. (Director). (2015). In the Dead of Night [Television series episode]. In E. Thomas (Executive Producer), Hinterland. Cardiff: S4C & BBC.

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Murphy, J. (Writer), & Bryn, G. (Director). (2016). Both Barrels [Television series episode]. In E. Thomas (Executive Producer), Hinterland. Cardiff: S4C & BBC.

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