Performance and the Maternal

Emily Underwood-Lee; Lena  Šimić

Performance and the Maternal

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PERFORMANCE AND THE MATERNAL IS AN ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT LED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH WALES (CARDIFF) AND EDGE HILL UNIVERSITY (ORMSKIRK).
The research will be undertaken between November 2019 – May 2021. Thereafter, this website remains a maternal resource – an archival legacy of the work.

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