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Kbi058: Link

1. The Academic and Historical Context: Oxford University Press

James Q. Davies' 2005 article in The Opera Quarterly , "Melodramatic Possessions: The Flying Dutchman, South Africa, and the Imperial Stage, ca. 1830," examines the intersection of 19th-century British colonialism and melodrama. The study analyzes how Edward Fitzball’s The Flying Dutchman was used to dramatize "colonial space" in South Africa and represent race and empire on the London stage. Access the full article abstract at Oxford Academic . South Africa, The Flying Dutchman and the Imperial Stage

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