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A Man Could Stand Up: Masculinities and the Great Warom the summer of 1917 to just before the armistice in 1918; in the process, she destabilizes the boundary line between the (feminine) ‘home front’ and the (masculine) ‘war front,’ or rather exposes the permeability between these two gendered spaces.

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