Jesus Camp Queen and the Performance of (Fundamentalist Christian) Gender
Abstract
In this review I examine Angela J. Latham's autoethnographic performance piece Jesus Camp Queen, analyzing its exploration of questions of gender within the context of late twentieth-century conservative American Protestantism.
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2017-05-07
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