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Book Review

Drama review: “watch me vanish”: formlessness and the immersive psychiatric phenomenology of Sarah Kane’s “4.48 Psychosis”

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  • Saunders G. (2008). From resistance to witness: Changing spectatorship in the theatre of Sarah Kane. In: Hunkeler T., Fournier Kiss C and Luthi A, eds. Place au public: Les spectateurs du theatre contemporain. Geneva, Swizerland: MétisPresses; 153–65

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