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| Subject/Essay |
Author |
Location |
| Eastern European Drama |
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Jesters and Executioners: The Future
of East European Theater and Drama |
E. J. Czerwinski |
Volume 5, Issue 3
Fall 1971
|
Socialist Allegory of the Absurd:
An Examination of Four
East European Plays |
Mardi Valgemae |
Volume 5, Issue 1
Spring 1971 |
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| Eddy, Mary Baker |
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Lost American Opportunity: Two 1931
German Plays about Mary Baker Eddy
|
Glen W. Gadberry |
Volume 28, Issue 4
Winter 1994-95 |
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| Edmund Eyre |
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Edmund Eyre's The Maid of Normandy;
or, Charlotte Corday in Anglo-Irish
Docudrama
view abstract
|
Wendy C. Nielsen |
Volume 40, Issue 2
Summer 2006 |
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| Edson, Margaret |
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Cancer and the Common Woman in
Margaret Edson's W;t
read first paragraph |
Jacqueline Vanhoutte |
Volume 36, Issue 3,4
Fall/Winter 2002-03 |
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| Edward II |
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Marlowe's Edward II and
the Medieval Passion Play |
Patrick Ryan |
Volume 32, Issue 4
Winter 1998-99 |
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| Edward VI |
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The Boy Who Would be King: Court
Revels of King Edward VI, 1547-53
read first paragraph
|
Suzanne Westfall |
Volume 35, Issue 3,4
Fall/Winter 2001-02 |
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| Edwardian Theater |
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Staging Suffrage: Women, Politics
and the Edwardian Theatre
view abstract |
Carolyn Tilghman |
Volume 45, Issue 4
Winter 2011 |
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| Eighteenth Century Drama |
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English Folk Drama in the Eighteenth
Century: A Defense of the
Revesby Sword Play
|
Thomas Pettitt |
Volume 15, Issue 1
Spring 1981
|
Italian Renaissance Drama in the
Eighteenth Century |
Beatrice Corrigan |
Volume 10, Issue 2
Summer 1976
|
Shakespeare, Molly House Culture,
and the Eighteenth-Century Stage
view abstract
|
Charles Conaway |
Volume 38, Issue 4
Winter 2004-05 |
Suicide and Seneca in Two Eighteenth
Century Tragedies |
Stephen L. Trainor |
Volume 14, Issue 3
Fall 1980
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| El mayordomo de la Duquesa de Amalfi |
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Lope de Vega's and Webster's
Amalfi Plays |
John Loftis |
Volume 16, Issue 1
Spring 1982
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| The Elder Statesmam |
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Oedipus, Suez, and Hungary: T. S. Eliot’s
Tradition and The Elder Statesman
view abstract |
Michael Simpson |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011 |
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| Elegy for Young Lovers |
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The Sound of a Poet Singing Loudly:
A Look at Elegy for Young Lovers |
Marc A. Roth |
Volume 13, Issue 2
Summer 1979
|
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| Eliot, T. S. |
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Evidence for Ambivalence of Motives in
Murder in the Cathedral |
John P. Cutts |
Volume 8, Issue 2
Summer 1974
|
Oedipus, Suez, and Hungary: T. S. Eliot’s
Tradition and The Elder Statesman
view abstract
|
Michael Simpson |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011 |
"Peace" and "Unbar the Door": T. S. Eliot's
Murder in the Cathedral and Some
Stoic Forebears
|
Edna G. Sharoni |
Volume 6, Issue 2
Summer 1972
|
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| Elizabethan Drama |
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An Interpretation of De Witt's Drawing
on the Methodological Ground of
Perspective Restitution
|
Henryk Limon
and Jerzy Limon |
Volume 17, Issue 3
Fall 1983 |
“Are we turned Turks”: English Pageants
and the Stuart Court
view abstract
|
David M. Bergeron |
Volume 44, Issue 3
Fall 2010 |
Elizabethan Drama and the
Art of Abstraction
|
Russel Fraser |
Volume 2, Issue 2
Summer 1968 |
| The End of Elizabethan Drama |
Harry Levin |
Volume 3, Issue 4
Winter 1969-70
|
Marlowe's Travesty of Virgil: Dido
and Elizabethan Dreams of Empire
|
Donald Stump |
Volume 34, Issue 1
Spring 2000 |
The Morality Play: Ancestor of
Elizabethan Drama? |
John Wasson |
Volume 13, Issue 3
Fall 1979
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The Morall as an Elizabethan Dramatic
Kind: An Exploratory Essay
|
Alan C. Dessen |
Volume 5, Issue 2
Summer 1971
|
Political Allegory in Late Elizabethan
and Early Jacobean "Turk" Plays:
Lust's Dominion and The Turk
view abstract
|
Claire Jowitt |
Volume 36, Issue 3,4
Fall/Winter 2002-03
|
| The Uniqueness of Elizabethan Drama |
Jonas A. Barish |
Volume 11, Issue 2
Summer 1977
|
The Uses of Silence: The Elizabethan
Dumb Show and the Silent Cinema |
Sidney R. Homan |
Volume 2, Issue 4
Winter 1968-69
|
"You Talks Brave and Bold": The Origins
of an Elizabethan Stage Device |
Kenneth Friedenreich |
Volume 8, Issue 3
Fall 1974
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| Elyot, Sir Thomas |
|
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Flattery in Shakespeare's Othello:
The Relevance of Plutarch and
Sir Thomas Elyot
|
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 35, Issue 1
Spring 2001
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| The Emperor Jones |
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Eugene O'Neill's The Emperor Jones and
The Hairy Ape as Mirror Plays |
Emil Roy |
Volume 2, Issue 1
Spring 1968
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| Endimion |
|
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The Allegory of Wisdom in Lyly's
Endimion |
Carolyn Ruth Swift Lenz |
Volume 10, Issue 3
Fall 1976
|
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| An Enemy of the People |
|
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An Enemy of the People: Ibsen's
Reluctant Comedy |
Harold C. Knutson |
Volume 27, Issue 2
Summer 1993
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An Enemy of the People: A Key to
Arthur Miller's Art and Ethics |
David Bronson |
Volume 2, Issue 4
Winter 1968-69
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Generic Complexity in Ibsen's
An Enemy of the People
|
Thomas F. Van Laan |
Volume 20, Issue 2
Summer 1986
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| English Drama |
|
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Devils and Vices in English Non-Cycle
Plays: Sacrament and Social Body |
John D. Cox |
Volume 30, Issue 2
Summer 1996
|
The Durham Play of Mary and the Poor
Knight: Sources and Analogues of a
Lost English Miracle Play
|
Stephen K. Wright |
Volume 17, Issue 3
Fall 1983
|
The English Pater Noster Play:
Evidence and Extrapolations |
Diana Wyatt |
Volume 30, Issue 4
Winter 1996-97
|
| A Last Look Around the English Theatre |
E. Martin Browne |
Volume 3, Issue 2
Summer 1969
|
Equity and Mercy in English Law
and Drama (1405-1641) |
W. Nicholas Knight |
Volume 6, Issue 1
Spring 1972
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| Enrico IV |
|
|
Memory and Madness in Pirandello's
Enrico IV |
Jerome Mazzaro |
Volume 26, Issue 1
Spring 1992
|
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| Entremés de los negros |
|
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Simón Aguado's Entremés de los negros:
Text and Context
|
Edward J. Mullen |
Volume 20, Issue 3
Fall 1986 |
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| Epicoene |
|
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Dumb Reading: The Noise of the Mute
in Jonson’s Epicene
view abstract
|
Adrian Curtin |
Volume 43, Issue 1
Spring 2009 |
The Ovids of Ben Jonson in Poetaster
and in Epicoene
|
Joseph A. Dane |
Volume 13, Issue 3
Fall 1979
|
Silent Women and Shrews: Eroticism and
Convention in Epicoene and
Measure for Measure
|
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 23, Issue 2
Summer 1989 |
‘Things like truths, well feigned’: Mimesis
and Secrecy in Jonson’s Epicoene
view abstract
|
Reuben Sanchez |
Volume 40, Issue 3
Fall 2006 |
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| Erasmus |
|
|
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, Erasmus’
De Copia, and Sentential Ambiguity
view abstract
|
Jeffrey J. Yu |
Volume 41, Issue 1
Spring 2007 |
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| Erik XIV |
|
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Strindberg's Historical Imagination:
Erik XIV |
Michael W. Kaufman |
Volume 9, Issue 4
Winter 1975-76
|
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| The Escape |
|
|
"Look on this picture, and on this":
Framing Shakespeare in William Wells
Brown's The Escape
read first paragraph
|
Keith M. Botelho |
Volume 39, Issue 2
Summer 2005 |
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| Etherege, Sir George |
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Naming and Enlightenment in Wycherley,
Etherege, and Dryden |
Derek Hughes |
Volume 21, Issue 3
Fall 1987
|
| Play and Passion in The Man of Mode |
Derek Hughes |
Volume 15, Issue 3
Fall 1981
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| Everyman |
|
|
Comedic and Liturgical Restoration
in Everyman |
John Cunningham |
Volume 22, Issue 2
Summer 1988
|
Everyman in America
|
Earl G. Schreiber |
Volume 9, Issue 2
Summer 1975 |
Material Economy, Spiritual Economy,
and Social Critique in Everyman
view abstract
|
Elizabeth Harper
and Britt Mize |
Volume 40, Issue 3
Fall 2006 |
‘My condicion in mannes soule to
kill’—Everyman’s Mercantile Salvation
view abstract
|
Roger A. Ladd |
Volume 41, Issue 1
Spring 2007 |
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| Euripides |
|
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The Double Vision of Euripides'
Cyclops: An Ethnographic Odyssey
on the Satyr Stage
|
Carol Dougherty |
Volume 33, Issue 3
Fall 1999 |
Euripides in South Africa:
Medea and Demea
|
Albert Wertheim |
Volume 29, Issue 3
Fall 1995 |
Euripides' Medea: The Stranger
in the House |
S. Georgia Nugent
|
Volume 27, Issue 3
Fall 1993 |
Julius Caesar from a Euripidean
Perspective
|
J. A. Bryant, Jr. |
Volume 16, Issue 2
Summer 1982
|
‘The Kingdom of Heaven within Us’: Inner
(World) Peace in Gilbert Murray’s
Trojan Women
view abstract
|
Simon Perris |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011 |
Machines for the Supression of Time:
Statues in Suor Angelica, The
Winter's Tale, and Alcestis
|
Robert C. Ketterer |
Volume 24, Issue 1
Spring 1990 |
Mnema and Forgetting in
Euripides' The Bacchae
|
Jerome Mazzaro
|
Volume 27, Issue 3
Fall 1993 |
"Monsters in Love's Train": Euripides and
Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida
|
Margaret J. Arnold |
Volume 18, Issue 1
Spring 1984
|
Is Mr Euripides a Communist? The Federal
Theatre Project’s 1938 Trojan Incident
view abstract
|
Robert Davis |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011 |
The Politics of Ritual in Wole Soyinka's
The Bacchae of Euripides
|
Robert Baker-White
|
Volume 27, Issue 3
Fall 1993 |
Touring the Ivies with Iphigenia, 1915
view abstract |
Niall W. Slater |
Volume 44.1/45.1
Winter 2010/
Spring 2011
|
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| Existentialism |
|
|
The Theatre of Ruthless Metaphor:
Polish Theatre Between Marxism and
Existentialism |
Zbigniew Folejewski |
Volume 3, Issue 3
Fall 1969
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