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P-ISSN 1445-2294
E-ISSN 2200-775X
Archived Full Issue
Vol. 12, Issue 2, 1988March 31, 1988 AEST

1988 Vol.12 No.2

Cecily O'Neill, Juliana Saxton, Patrick Verriour, John Carroll, Greg Rudd, Wendy Michaels, Malcolm Moore, Mary Mooney, Peter Lavery, Peta Tait, Julia Martello, Robert Osmotherly, Marge Breitenbach, Howard Cassidy,
Editors: Megan Schaffner
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Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 2, 1988

Vol. 12, Issue 2, 1988
  • 1988 Vol.12 No.2
    Cecily O'NeillJuliana SaxtonPatrick VerriourJohn CarrollGreg RuddWendy MichaelsMalcolm MooreMary MooneyPeter LaveryPeta TaitJulia MartelloRobert OsmotherlyMarge BreitenbachHoward Cassidy
NJ: Drama Australia Journal
O’Neill, C., Saxton, J., Verriour, P., Carroll, J., Rudd, G., Michaels, W., Moore, M., Mooney, M., Lavery, P., Tait, P., Martello, J., Osmotherly, R., Breitenbach, M., & Cassidy, H. (1988). 1988  Vol.12 No.2. NJ:  Drama Australia Journal, 12(2).
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