Female Scientists / Women and Science: New Characters and Themes in British Drama

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​Female Scientists / Women and Science: ​New Characters and Themes in British Drama​
Glaser, B. ​ (2003)
In:​Carroll, Sandra; Pretzsch, Birgit; Wagner, Peter​ (Eds.), Framing Women: Changing Frames of Representation from the Enlightenment to Postmodernism pp. 189​-206. ​Tübingen: ​Niemeyer.

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Authors
Glaser, Brigitte 
Editors
Carroll, Sandra; Pretzsch, Birgit; Wagner, Peter
Abstract
With contributions of scholars from Europe and North America, this book covers the representation of women in word and image in the context of changing frames of mentalities in two distinct periods - the Enlightenment and postmodernism. Subjects and artists/authors covered include prostitution, English and French art (Hogarth, Reynolds, Beardsley, Greuze), postmodern feminist theatre, recent fiction by Cormac McCarthy, Margaret Atwood and Spanish literature. Special chapters deal with the construction of women in recent popular animated cartoons and computer games.
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2003
Publisher
Niemeyer
ISBN
978-3-484-40143-3
eISBN
978-3-110-94939-1
Language
English

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