In Memoriam: Amy Wygant, 1953–2012 - Taylor & Francis Online
2013年11月12日 · Amy’s passion, originality and creativity were irresistible. All who came into contact with her left her presence feeling as if no obstacle were too large to overcome. Amy …
Flutes, fast cars, and Scottish Country dance: these were some of Amy’s favorite things. Nowhere was she a more potent centrifugal force than when it came to rela-tionships. Amy’s passion, …
Books by Amy Wygant on Google Play
Amy Wygant teaches early modern French literature and culture at the University of Glasgow and publishes on tragedy, witchcraft, opera, and psychoanalysis. She is the editor of...
Books by Amy Wygant - Bookshop.org
Amy Wygant (1953-2012) lectured in early modern literature and culture at the University of Glasgow. She was a co-founder of Women in French in Scotland (WIFIS), and editor of …
The Meanings of Magic: From Scripture to Showmanship
2024年8月15日 · The book "The Meanings of Magic: From the Bible to Buffalo Bill," edited by Amy Wygant, seeks to broaden the understanding of magic beyond traditional definitions and to …
Amy Kay Wygant - Ancestry®
2012年3月15日 · Born in Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania, USA on 1 Jul 1953 to Max Manning Wygant and Olive "Effie" Hughes. Amy Kay Wygant passed away on 15 Mar 2012 in Glasgow, …
Medea, Magic, and Modernity in France - Routledge
Amy Wygant teaches early modern French literature and culture at the University of Glasgow and publishes on tragedy, witchcraft, opera, and psychoanalysis. She is the editor of Seventeenth …
The Meanings of Magic : From the Bible to Buffalo Bill
Amy Wygant (1953-2012) lectured in early modern literature and culture at the University of Glasgow. She was a co-founder of Women in French in Scotland (WIFIS), and editor of …
Towards a Cultural Philology "Phedre" and the Construction
Amy Wygant reads Racine's "Phedre" (1677) through an analysis of its 17th-century cultural contexts and a consideration of its subsequent reception history. She explores the …
Medea, Magic, and Modernity in France
2016年5月6日 · Revived on the stage of modernity by La Péruse in the sixteenth century, Corneille in the seventeenth, and the operatic composer Cherubini in the eighteenth, her …