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Judith Wilt

professor, English, BC

http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/english/faculty/faca...

Judith Wilt is a founding member of the Women's Studies Committee at Boston College and has published essays and given papers recently on women writers as diverse as Ayn Rand, Toni Morrison, Georgette Heyer and Virginia Woolf.

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Frankenstein: Protestant, Catholic, Atheist

Judith Wilt

February 26, 2003

00:59:38

Judith Wilt explores Protestant and Catholic themes in the famous Gothic fable by atheist Mary Shelley. Wilt also reviews various critical views of Frankenstein, from the 1950s through the present day. Wilt is introduced by Dennis Taylor, editor, Journal of Religion and the Arts.

Secret Leaves: The Novels of Walter Scott (Chicago Original Paperback)

Author: Judith Wilt

Publisher: University Of Chicago Press (1985)

Binding: Paperback, 242 pages

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