Gothic Europe: Ghosts and National Heritage
Matthew Wickman, Paul Westover, Carl Sederholm
founding director of the BYU Humanities Center and associate professor of English, BYU; assistant professor of English, BYU; associate professor of humanities, BYU
BYU professors discuss the birth of the Gothic and its place in literary history.
11/6/2013
Видео Gothic Europe: Ghosts and National Heritage канала BYU Kennedy Center
founding director of the BYU Humanities Center and associate professor of English, BYU; assistant professor of English, BYU; associate professor of humanities, BYU
BYU professors discuss the birth of the Gothic and its place in literary history.
11/6/2013
Видео Gothic Europe: Ghosts and National Heritage канала BYU Kennedy Center
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