An edition of Plays by Mediterranean women (1994)

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Language
English
Pages
295

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Cover of: Plays by Mediterranean women
Plays by Mediterranean women
1994, Aurora Metro Publications
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Table of Contents

Twelve women in a cell -- Nawal el Saadawi -- The
end of the dream season -- Miriam Kainy
Libration -- Lluisa Cunillé
Mephisto : adapted from the novel by Klaus Mann -- Ariane Mnouchkine
Harsh angel -- Maria Avraamidou
Veronica Franco, courtesan and poet-- Dacia Maraini.

Edition Notes

Published in
London
Series
European series, European series (Aurora Metro Publications)

The Physical Object

Pagination
295 p. ;
Number of pages
295

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL15524802M
Internet Archive
isbn_9780951587737
ISBN 10
0951587730
OCLC/WorldCat
35575362
Goodreads
1469541

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