A dangerous woman and a man’s brain: Mina Harker, Clarice Starling and the empowerment of the Gothic heroine in novel and film.(Critical Essay): An article … West Virginia University Philological Papers
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Title: A dangerous woman and a man’s brain: Mina Harker, Clarice Starling and the empowerment of the Gothic heroine in novel and film.(Critical Essay)
Author: Leigh Joyce Harbin
Publication: West Virginia University Philological Papers (Refereed)
Date: September 22, 2002
Publisher: West Virginia University, Department of Foreign Languages
Page: 30(8)
Article Type: Critical Essay
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