Explaining the Depiction of Violence Against Women in Victorian Literature: Applying Julia Kristeva's Theory of Abjection to Dickens, Bronte, and Braddon (Studies in British Literature)

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Title: Explaining the Depiction of Violence Against Women in Victorian Literature: Applying Julia Kristeva's Theory of Abjection to Dickens, Bronte, and Braddon (Studies in British Literature)
Author: Karen F. Tatum
Year: 2006
Type: Non-fiction

Editions/Publications:

2006. Explaining the Depiction of Violence Against Women in Victorian Literature: Applying Julia Kristeva's Theory of Abjection to Dickens, Bronte, and Braddon (Studies in British Literature) (January 31, 2006, Karen F. Tatum Edwin Mellen Pr, ISBN-10: 0773459898, $109.95, 199 pages, Hardcover, Nonfiction)

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