Radical Adaptation : Hypertextuality, Feminism and Motherhood in The Rabble's Frankenstein (After Mary Shelley)

Radical Adaptation : Hypertextuality, Feminism and Motherhood in The Rabble's Frankenstein (After Mary Shelley) single work criticism

Author:agent Sarah French

Issue Details: First known date: 2015... 2015 Radical Adaptation : Hypertextuality, Feminism and Motherhood in The Rabble's Frankenstein (After Mary Shelley)

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y Australasian Drama Studies no. 66 June 2015 8972985 2015 periodical issue 2015
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2015
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pg. 81-108

Subjects:

Frankenstein Kate Davis , Emma Valente , 2014 single work drama

Australian theatre
Literary adaptations

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