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  1. Teasing, Transgressing, Defining—Broadening the Spectrum of Sexy
  2. Shelley Scott, Reid Gilbert
  3. pp. 5-6
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  1. In Search of a Different History: The Remains of Burlesque in Montreal
  2. Joanna Mansbridge
  3. pp. 7-12
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  1. “Well, Melody, what is your skirt gonna turn into now?”: An Interview with Melody Mangler
  2. Ines Ortner
  3. pp. 13-17
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  1. Backwoods Burlesque: Off-the-Grid Tsk Tsk
  2. Bronwyn Preece
  3. pp. 18-21
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  1. Stuck to the Pole: Raven Virginia and the Redefinition of Burlesque in Calgary
  2. Jamie Dunsdon
  3. pp. 22-26
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  1. Are You Staring at the Size of My Gimmick? Applying Burlesque Conventions to a Different Anatomy
  2. Jay Whitehead
  3. pp. 27-32
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  1. Neo-Burlesque and the Resurgence of Roller Derby: Empowerment, Play, and Community
  2. David Owen
  3. pp. 33-38
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  1. Extinguishing the “Temptation of Monetary Inducements”: The State Regulation and Stigmatization of Adult Entertainment Recruiters on Post-secondary Campuses in British Columbia
  2. Becki Ross, Oralia Gómez-Ramírez
  3. pp. 39-43
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  1. Re-Vamping History: Neo-Burlesque and Historical Tradition
  2. Alexis Butler
  3. pp. 44-47
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  1. An Interview with Alex Tigchelaar, Formerly Sasha Van Bon Bon of The Scandelles
  2. Alexis Butler
  3. pp. 48-49
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  1. “You’re Just a Stripper that Came Out of a Time Machine”: Operation Snatch’s Queer World-Making and Sex-Working Class Politics
  2. Sarah Mann
  3. pp. 50-53
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  1. Neon Nightz
  2. Alexandra Tigchelaar
  3. pp. 54-65
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  1. Editorial
  2. Jenn Stephenson
  3. p. 66
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  1. Miss Toronto Acts Back: Observing and Thinking in Montage
  2. Heather Fitzsimmons Frey
  3. pp. 67-71
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  1. Chika Modum. identity: borrowed, enlarged, projected, traced and modified
  2. Richard Smolinski
  3. pp. 72-75
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  1. (Dis)Embodied Authority in White Rabbit, Red Rabbit
  2. Kelsey Jacobson
  3. pp. 76-80
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  1. The Politics of Burlesque: A Dialogue Among Dancers
  2. Adriana Disman
  3. pp. s1-s16
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