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Issue 2 Podcast Season 3 Volume 3 
7th October 201630th October 2016

Episode 17 – The Isle is Full of Noises

Posted By: Karin Merx Academic, academic Conversation, barrie, Benjamin Button, dream lives on podcast, Elizabeth Amisu, essay, F.Scott fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, isle is full of noises, Karin Merx, king of pop, media, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson and Shakespeare, michael jackson and the tempest, michael jackson as ariel, michael jackson as peter pan, michael jackson research, Michael Jackson's Dream Lives On, Oscar Wilde, Peter Pan, peter pan of pop, Podcast, revisiting the peter pan of pop, Shakespeare, The Dangerous Philosophies of Michael Jackson, the isle is full of noises, The Isle is Full of Noises: Revisiting the Peter Pan of Pop, wilde

Abstract: In this seventeenth episode Karin and Elizabeth discuss the academic essay ‘‘The Isle Is Full Of Noises’: Revisiting The Peter Pan Of Pop’,

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