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Fabiane Lazzaris
2009
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"Dramas with Music: Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire and the Challenges of Music for the Postwar Stage"
Annette Davison
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Stephen Maddison
2000
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Jacques Coulardeau
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Aiesha Qureshi
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Ezra Maloney
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Tennessee Williams & Italy A Transcultural Perspective
Alessandro Clericuzio
Tennessee Williams & Italy A Transcultural Perspective, 2016
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Blanche's Destruction: Feminist Analysis on A Streetcar Named Desire LA DESTRUCTION DE BLANCHE: ANALYSE FÉMINISTE SUR UN TRAMWAY NOMMÉ DÉSIR
Caroline Limeson
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'Terrible Passions': Vincent van Gogh's Night Cafe and A Streetcar Named Desire
Bridget Grogan
The Explicator, 2017
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Staging a Streetcar Named Desire, Understanding Its Elements
imron harits
Prosodi, 2012
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"Places Called Out-of-Bounds": Abjection, Performativity and the Regulation of Boundaries in A Streetcar Named Desire
Matthew Lumley
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Samantha Pinto
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A Movahhed , Hossein Aliakbari Harehdasht
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CATHERINE SMITH Fashioning Mental Illness
Catherine Smith
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The Use of Myth in Tennessee Williams’s Suddenly Last Summer, Orpheus Descending and A Streetcar Named Desire
Zvonko Radovanovic
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An Althusserian Study of A Streetcar Named Desire: An Ideological Entanglement
International Journal of English Language and Translation Studies
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On the Female Sexual Objectification in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire
Salahaddin Mohammedi , Himan Heidari
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FEMALE INSANITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTABILITY IN HOLLYWOOD'S POST-STUDIO SYSTEM CINEMA
Liliana Dias
2016
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Southern Bellehood (De)Constructed: A Case Study of Blanche DuBois
BILJANA OKLOPCIC
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Colonialism in the French Quarter: Tennessee Williams and Joseph Conrad
Joanna Kurowska Ph.D.
SOUTHERN QUARTERLY, 2013
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Conflicting Others and Queer Clarity
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All about women: Pedro Almodóvar and the heterosocial dynamic
Stephen Maddison
Textual Practice, 2000
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The Paper-Moon Love of Blanche Dubois: an Enigmatic Issue in a Streetcar Named Desire
iris publishers
Iris Publishers LLC, 2019
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Mari Rada
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Better Left Unsaid: Victorian Novels, Hays Code Films, and the Benefits of Censorship by Nora Gilbert.
Ellen Moody
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CRITICAL EVALUATION OF WILLIAM TENESSEE PLAYS " A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE AND GLASS MENAGERIE "
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Greg Wright
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Complicity Across the Atlantic: A Literary Liaison Between Two Androgynous Artists
Christophe Collard
2014
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Gender, Mental Illness and Depoliticisation in Tennessee Williams' Plays
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