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The Empress’ New Clothes: Brave New Heroines in Young Adult Fiction

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/ 9 September 2014
Reading heroine-driven young adult (YA) fiction, one can't help but wonder why stagnant views of women’s sexuality and societal roles prevail.
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/ 29 March 2012
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