Titlebook: Contemporary Gothic Drama; Attraction, Consumma Kelly Jones,Benjamin Poore,Robert Dean Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Ultrasonic Tissue Characterizationons, Babbage shows that while Carter’s Gothic iconography has been effectively represented, theatre adaptations have struggled to sustain the fluidity of position that is equally important in her work. Referencing examples from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century drama, and the insistence of Burke an

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,Uprooting and Surviving — An Overview,f children in the post-war British theatre as both objects and agents of horror, as well as how recent theatrical fare such as Jack Thorne’s adaptation of John Ajvide Lindqviste’s . (2013) and Nicholas Wright’s adaptation of Philip Pullman’s . (2003), perhaps inspired by a recent trend in Gothic fic

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Model Theory and Universal Algebra,raveyard in Southwark, London, as a case study of contemporary Gothic performance. As a contemporary unofficial shrine, the graveyard is invested with symbolic and political nuances, which has been co-opted by campaigners (including writers such as John Constable, and the International Union of Sex

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ULF Pulsations in the Magnetosphereold girl appeared to speak with the voice of a dead old man. It will explore the renderings of possession which this performance resonated with (i.e. ., .) and those it gave rise to (i.e. ., .). The material considered connects the Enfield Poltergeist with the theatricality of nineteenth-century séa