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Conceptualising Gender and Emotion,, and lay people alike in the contemporary West. Although debate about such differences can be traced back to antiquity, this interest has become especially pronounced over the last two hundred years. Natural scientists, social scientists, philosophers, and feminists have all contributed to thinking

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Gender, Emotion, and War, of war. Ongoing debates about women’s involvement in combat roles and popular cultural depictions of the male warrior in warfare rely upon generalised views of men’s and women’s emotional make-up. Military institutions provide the means for disciplining bodies and shaping minds, and categorising an

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