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A Style of One’s Own: Angela Carter’s *The Magic Toyshop* (1967)

17/03/2014
Nadine Muller
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I’m Reader in Women’s & Gender Studies at Liverpool John Moores University. This blog is about my work and my life, but it also is host to The New Academic, a collaborative project with over sixty contributors that celebrates and critiques, and that reflects on the advantages academia affords us as much as it calls out the privileges it still demands.

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