The Rise of Melodrama and the Schematization of Women in England, 1760-1840: The Relationship Between Theatrical Stereotype, Social Mythology, and Social Change During the Industrial RevolutionDepartment of Drama, Stanford University, 1977 - 992 من الصفحات |
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