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Warrior Soldier BrigandCondition: BRAND NEW ISBN: 9780522879360 Format: Trade paperback (US) Year: 2024 Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing Description: Please be advised that the contents of Warrior, Soldier, Brigand depict first person accounts of institutional abuse that readers may find distressing. Questions of institutional abuse have been at the centre of numerous royal commissions, inquiries and reviews of the clergy, the police and defence forces over the
Condition: BRAND NEWISBN: 9780522879360
Format: Trade paperback (US)
Year: 2024
Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing
Description:
Please be advised that the contents of Warrior, Soldier, Brigand depict first person accounts of institutional abuse that readers may find distressing. Questions of institutional abuse have been at the centre of numerous royal commissions, inquiries and reviews of the clergy, the police and defence forces over the past decade. This scrutiny has highlighted how those organisations foster forms of violence and violation. One of their principal characteristics is that the culture of abuse and its perpetration is largely the work of men. In Warrior Soldier Brigand, Ben Wadham and James Connor argue that three pillars shape the patterns of abuse in the Australian Defence Force: martial masculinities, military exceptionalism and fraternity. Historically, the military has been an almost exclusively male domain, but since the Vietnam War it has become an all-volunteer force and more culturally diverse, a change that has proven to be profoundly challenging, and one the ADF has not always readily welcomed nor sufficiently addressed. While the ADF may train and accommodate some of the best military personnel in the world, it has not resolved the use of that violent potential against its own. Exploring the fundamental paradox that underpins abuse in the military - an organisation of and for violence -Wadham and Connor report on the shifting landscape of the ADF since 1969, describing military institutional abuse across the decades and asking the question: to what extent can an authoritarian institution liberalise?
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★★★★★ 4
good start
Format: Kindle
Good start been a while since we see Peter do a mystery investigation hopefully Peter can keep this job. Love the art by Pepe Larraz hopefully he sticks around for a long time
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Really good!
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Great comic! Good continuation of the series before and art style is really good! Gives you a good view into the struggle of Peter As he tries to actually live life with being Spider-Man as well
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Amazing!
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Really good start! I am liking this series a lot. Will be here for future issues! Read it today! Its very good.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very good
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So good my favorite series of 2025! Can't wait to read more. Better not being with MJ is different but shay is pretty cool.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
★★★★★ 2
An immature take on Peter Parker only suitable for the most immature reader
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Someday, Marvel Comics won't be controlled by white male Boomers/GenXers who make Peter Pan look well adjusted and who incessantly try to recapture a childhood that never actually existed while believing women have cooties and adult relationships are icky. But until then, we get Amazing Spider-Man by Joe Kelly, whose writing is the living embodiment of the Steve Buscemi "How do you do, my fellow kids" meme.
This run is boring, trite and cliched. You could probably get a more insightful and original story by asking ChatGPT to write one for you. The only thing going for the run - so far - is that Kelly at least isn't outright aggressively antagonizing the reader unlike the previous writer. It's just...bland and mediocre.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025