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What's in a Frame?: The Authorizing Presence in James Whale's Bride of Frankenstein
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  • 1987Sexual / Textual Politics: Feminist Literary Theory1,405 cited
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  • 1996Revision and Romantic Authorship75 cited
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  • 1986Eros in the mind's eye : sexuality and the fantastic in art and film43 cited

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  • 2013Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein14 cited

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