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@JoyceCarolOates A very similar shot echoes in Autumn de Winter's Emma, where Emma turns back and looks at the camera while on a tour to Donwell Abbey. In both the instances, the person in front of the painting mirrors the central character in its own way, and I love that!
@projectionistw This shot sorta echoes in de Wilde's Emma, when they're touring Donwell Abbey. I love how the character mirrors the character inside the painting in both times
New blog post on the IGA website from Lucie Armitt and Scott Brewster discussing their new book 'Gothic Travel through Haunted Landscapes: Climates of Fear'. Read more about it here: https://t.co/7vpC0FuAql
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The forthcoming The Routledge Handbook of Ecomedia Studies argues that media are in and about the environment, and environments are socially and materially mediated. #bluehumanities#ecocriticism#media@routledgebooks@stevermentz https://t.co/8m8QWcpWLt
@PenguinUKBooks Count Olaf and company, Stanley Kowalski (eww), Humbert Humbert, Count and Madame Fosco, Mr Casaubon, Caroline Bingley, Catherine de Burgh, Dolores Umbridge, Mr and Mrs Dursley.
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Ali Smith on Simone de Beauvoir: "She’ll never not be relevant, one way or another. She’ll never not be troubling to the people who can’t or don’t want to imagine the existence of such a powerful and influential thinking woman" @NewStatesman
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