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Engaging the Audience: Sexual Economies of Vision in Joseph Wright
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  • 1983Mary Somerville and the Cultivation of Science, 1815–184052 cited
  • 1995Gendered Spaces, Gendered Audiences: Inside and Outside the Paris Academy of Sciences52 cited
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  • 2003Joseph Wright of Derby and the Sublime Art of Labor23 cited

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