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‘Ever Know What Happened?’: Shades and Echoes in Samuel Beckett's Television Plays | Journal of Beckett Studies
According to the liner notes (by Hans Christoph Worbs) for that Phillips recording by the Beaux Arts Trio, the D-minor largo (the key proposed for the witches ’ chorus) plunges the
June 2025 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
Perhaps you’re interested in tales of witches (buidsichean), giants (fuamhairean) or fairies (Na Daoine Beaga ‘The Wee Folk’).
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Writing by and about Republican Women Prisoners: ‘Willful Subjects’ | Irish University Review
This article builds on existing criticism of the interaction of militant republicanism and feminism during the Troubles by focusing in particular on the prisoners' own writing, analyzing the ways i...
Week 11-Reflecting on the Group Project – Anqi Li / Curating (2025-2026)[SEM2]
This is particularly important for my own curatorial project. Witches in Word, Not Deed is not suited for placement in a corner designed primarily for foot traffic. ... Sutton, C. (2026) Witches in Word, Not Deed. Available at:
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Eleanor Bell and Linda Gunn (eds), The Scottish Sixties: Reading, Rebellion, Revolution? | Northern Scotland
The Traverse Theatre appears in a number of chapters for its production of particularly ground-breaking performances including a production of Macbeth in 1965 which featured nude witches .
The Scottish Witch-hunt in Context, ed. Julian Goodare. Manchester University Press: Manchester and New York, 2002. 230pp. £14.99 paperback. ISBN: 0 7190 6024 9 | The Innes Review
Scottish Witches and Witch-Hunters. Palgrave Historical Studies in Witchcraft and Magic.
Liberated Women and Travesty Fetishes: Conflicting Representations of Gender in Parisian Fin-de-Siècle Music-Hall Ballet | Dance Research
This article explores the multiple and often contradictory representations of women in Parisian music-hall ballets staged at the turn of the twentieth century as reflections of shifting conceptions...