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I've got a paper-shuffler for a husband: Indexing sexuality on talk-back radio

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Rendle-Short, Johanna

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Sage Publications Inc

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Indicating one's sexuality is performed regularly and easily within everyday interaction, or more specifically, on talk-back radio to thousands of Radio National listeners across Australia. Such information is not simply gleaned indirectly via contextual

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Discourse and Society

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2037-12-31