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James I and Timon of Athens


 David Bevington
and David L. Smith		 Vol 33, No 1,
Spring 1999
Japanese Noh and Kyōgen Plays:
Staging Dichotomy
view abstract

 Zvika Serper Vol 39, No. 3,4
Fall/Winter 2005-06
Jean Anouilh and Eugene O'Neill:
Repetition as Negativity

 Joseph J. Moleski
and John H. Stroupe		 Vol 20, No 4,
Winter 1986-87
Jean Genet and the Psychology
of Colonialism

 Anthony Graham-White Vol 4, No 3,
Fall 1970
Jesters and Executioners: The Future
of East European Theater and Drama

 E. J. Czerwinski Vol 5, No 3,
Fall 1971
Jews in the Fleury Playbook


 Theresa Tinkle Vol 38, No 1,
Spring 2004
Joan of Arc Internationale: Shaw,
Brecht, and the Law of Nations
view abstract


 Julie Stone Peters Volume 38, Issue 4,
Winter 2004-05
Johann Drumbl and the Origin of
the Quem Quaeritis: A Review Article

 Anselme Davril Vol 20, No 1,
Spring 1986
John Marston's Histriomastix
and the Golden Age

 George L. Geckle Vol 6, No 3,
Fall 1972
Jonson and the Emblematic Tradition:
Ralegh, Brant, the Poems, The Alchemist,
and Volpone

 Robert C. Evans Vol 29, No 1,
Spring 1995
Jonson's Copy of Seneca


 Robert C. Evans Vol 25, No 3,
Fall 1991
Jonson's Volpone and Dante
read first paragraph		 Christopher Baker
and Richard Harp 		Vol 39, No. 1,
Spring 2005

Joyce contra Wagner


 John MacNicholas Vol 9, No 1,
Spring 1975
Judeo-Christian Apocalyptic Literature
and John Crowne's The Destruction
of Jerusalem

 John B. Rollins Vol 35, No 2,
Summer 2001
Julius Caesar from a Euripidean Perspective J. A. Bryant, Jr. Vol 16, No 2,
Summer 1982

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