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Warrior of Love: Japanese Girlhood’s Postfeminist Asian Body in , (Hideaki Anno, 2004)and policy reform on a global scale, but also the international impact of American popular culture and its multifarious manifestations of popular (post)feminism that are regularly consumed by a global media audience. Simply put, postfeminist discourse cannot be localized into convenient geographical

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