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200 14$aThe semiconducting dictionary$b[electronic resource] $e(our Strindberg) /$fNatalee Caple
210   $aToronto, Ont. $cECW Press$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (123 p.)
300   $aPoems.
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327   $aFront Cover; Copyright; Table of Contents; Poems; Acknowledgements; Back Cover
330   $aA playful, feminist revisioning of a historical literary figure, this part poetry collection, part biography reimagines August Strindberg-the misanthropic, misogynistic, hotly debated master of modern theater and a contemporary of Ibsen-as a woman playwright living as a man. In mixing prose and poetry of various forms from different historical periods this work presents a loving portrait of Strindberg and Europe in the late 19th century. Capturing the essence of the Enlightenment and the shift in power between the faith of the church and the facts of science, this book highlights the flaw
608   $aElectronic books.
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700   $aCaple$b Natalee$f1970-$0923558
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996   $aThe semiconducting dictionary$92072456
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