“Barbary Apes Wrecking a Boudoir”: Reaffirmations of and Challenges to Western Masculinity in Ian Fleming's Japan Narratives

Lisa M. Dresner,

Lisa M. Dresner

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Lisa M. Dresner,

Lisa M. Dresner

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First published: 13 June 2016

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