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Race, Faces, and False Fronts: Shakespearean Signifying in the Colored American Magazine
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  • 1985We Are Your Sisters: Black Women in the Nineteenth Century.346 cited
  • 20075 Hamlet in Purgatory228 cited
  • 1988The magazine novels of Pauline Hopkins151 cited
  • 2002Shakespeare Without Women120 cited
  • 1991A theater of envy: William Shakespeare114 cited
  • 1968The Modern Tradition: Backgrounds of Modern Literature105 cited
  • 2007'Hamlet' without Hamlet86 cited
  • 2010Shakespeare and Appropriation72 cited
  • 1999Transforming Shakespeare: contemporary women's re-visions in literature and performance43 cited
  • 1991The modernist Shakespeare: critical texts in a material world41 cited
  • 1972Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins: A Biographical Excursion into Obscurity35 cited

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