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,Love and Romance in Interwar British Women’s Autobiography,ies that point to the difficulties that women had in feeling, or even contemplating, romance during and immediately after the war, as if they were infected by a kind of emotional paralysis, in which any sense of self and any strong personal desire were relinquished. But the war also produced new kin

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The Perfect Man: Fatherhood, Masculinity and Romance in Popular Culture in Mid-Twentieth-Century Brentieth-century Britain could be a contradictory figure, combining traditionally ‘manly’ attributes and authority with a caring side. This chapter will consider examples from both the press and romance literature to analyse how men’s position as (potential) fathers figured within a normative masculi