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The public is invited to dance: representation, the body, and dialogue in Gertrude Stein
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  • 1997Gertrude Stein for Anyone30 cited
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  • 2010Looking for the One Who Looks Like Some One: The Unmarked Subject(s) in Gertrude Stein's A Play Called Not and Now6 cited

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