Giorgio Albertazzi lettore di R.L. Stevenson : perché un teleromanzo Rai rappresenta il momento più alto nella storia degli adattamenti di Jekyll and Hyde

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• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Tabula gratulatoria
  • Foreword
  • Giorgio Albertazzi lettore di R.L. Stevenson
  • Mrs Craddock
  • A Word about Shakespeare's King Lear
  • Marketing the Self
  • Verità, menzogne e Storia nei Gulliver's Travels
  • Literature as Temptation in Edmund Gosse's Father and Son
  • Words and Song
  • A Lively Sense and the Problems of Insight
  • Jesus, the Days that we Have Seen
  • Hardy and the Spectral Signs Hardy and the Spectral Signs of a Landscape
  • The Secret Lives of Spies and Novelists
  • George F. Walker
  • Body Politics and Cultural Identity in Albert Wendt's Darwinian Tree of Cultures
  • Called by the Land to Enter the Land
  • Voices from the Tangata Whenua
  • I Have Gone Away
  • Tematiche condivise nelle nuove letterature anglofone
  • Morley e Barry Callaghan all'incontro
  • Indigenous Representations in K.S. Prichard and Sia Figiel's Short Fiction
  • Tuning into the Sound of Imagination
  • Poetry from Mana, 1976-1979
  • Cultural Syncretism and Social Critique in Albert Wendt's Early Fiction
  • A Letter for Tessie
  • Maria Teresa Bindella and Australia
  • The Ordinary Human Being Museum
  • L'aurora delle isole (Per Maria Teresa Bindella)
  • The Gift of Amber
  • Maria Teresa Bindella and the Golden Globe
  • From Verona to Samoa
  • Abstracts
  • Notes on Contributors
• Information

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