Introduction
European households, alike in dignity?
Article outline
- Brexit but no Shexit
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Universality and topicality
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Language(s)
- Ways into Europe
- The materiality and intermediality of the play’s afterlife
- Past, present, future
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Acknowledgements
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Notes
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