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| Subject/Essay |
Author |
Location |
| Jacobean Drama |
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"My naked weapon": Male Anxiety
and the Violent Courtship of the
Jacobean Stage Widow
view abstract
|
Jennifer Panek |
Volume 34, Issue 3,
Fall 2000
|
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
|
Wives, Courtesans, and the Economists
of Love in Jacobean City Comedy |
Richard Horwich |
Volume 7, Issue 4,
Winter 1973-74
|
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| Jacques ou La Soumission |
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Sounding Ionesco: Problems in Translating
La Leçon and Jacques ou La Soumission |
Richard Takvorian
and Michael Spingler |
Volume 17, Issue 1,
Spring 1983
|
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| Japanese Drama |
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At the Hawk's Well: Yeats's Unresolved
Conflict Between Language and Silence |
Edna G. Sharoni |
Volume 7, Issue 2,
Summer 1973
|
Between Two Worlds": The Dybbuk and
the Japanese Noh and Kabuki Ghost Plays |
Zvika Serper |
Volume 35, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2001-02
|
Chinese Noh and Japanese Noh:
Nuo's Role in the Origination and
Formation of Noh
|
Min Tian |
Volume 37, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2003-04
|
| Dramatic Elements in Japanese Literature |
Donald Keene |
Volume 10, Issue 4,
Winter 1976-77
|
From Gay to Gei: The Onnagata
and the Creation of Kabuki's
Female Characters
|
Samuel L. Leiter |
Volume 33, Issue 4,
Winter 1999-2000
|
Interior Action: The Impact of Noh on
Jean-Louis Barrault |
John K. Gillespie |
Volume 16, Issue 4,
Winter 1982-83
|
Japanese Noh and Kyōgen Plays:
Staging Dichotomy
view abstract
|
Zvika Serper |
Vol 39, No. 3,4
Fall/Winter 2005-06 |
| Kabuki Today and Tomorrow |
Leonard C. Pronko |
Volume 6, Issue 2,
Summer 1972
|
Kori Torahiko and Edith Craig:
A Japanese Playwright in London
and Toronto
|
Yoko Chiba |
Volume 30, Issue 4,
Winter 1996-97 |
The Life of the Adult Nō Player
in Japan Today |
Irmgard Johnson |
Volume 18, Issue 4,
Winter 1984-85
|
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| Jarry, Alfred |
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| The Antichrist Ubu |
James H. Bierman |
Volume 9, Issue 3,
Fall 1975
|
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| Jesuit Theater |
|
|
The Imperial Play as Final Chapter
in the Jesuit Theater in Austria |
Eugene J. Devlin |
Volume 23, Issue 2,
Summer 1989
|
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| Jeu d'Adam |
|
|
As imaginem suam: Regional
Chant Variants and the Origins
of the Jeu d'Adam
|
Charles T. Downey |
Volume 36, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2002-03
|
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| Johan Johan |
|
|
Formalizing French Farce: Johan Johan
and Its French Connection |
Howard B. Norland |
Volume 17, Issue 2,
Summer 1983
|
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| John Gabriel Borkman |
|
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| The Demons of John Gabriel Borkman |
Brian Johnston |
Volume 13, Issue 1,
Spring 1979
|
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| Johnson, Robert |
|
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How Music Matters: Some Songs
of Robert Johnson in the Plays of
Beaumont and Fletcher
view abstract
|
Catherine A. Henze |
Volume 34, Issue 1,
Spring 2000 |
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| Jonson, Ben |
|
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A Shakespearean Tribute to Ben Jonson
in Garrick's Operatic Version of
A Midsummer Night's Dream |
John P. Cutts |
Volume 12, Issue 3,
Fall 1978
|
Bartholomew Fair: Ben Jonson's
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" |
John Scott Colley |
Volume 11, Issue 1,
Spring 1977
|
| Ben Jonson on Spectacle |
Richard Finkelstein |
Volume 21, Issue 2,
Summer 1987
|
Ben Jonson's Social Attitudes:
A Statistical Analysis |
Judith K. Gardiner
and Susanna S. Epp |
Volume 9, Issue 1,
Spring 1975
|
Contemporary Contexts of Jonson's
The Devil Is an Ass |
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 26, Issue 2,
Summer 1992
|
Eve's Flesh and Blood in Jonson's
Bartholomew Fair |
Renu Juneja |
Volume 12, Issue 4,
Winter 1978-79
|
Falstaff's False Staff: "Jonsonian"
Asexuality in The Merry Wives
of Windsor
|
Grace Tiffany |
Volume 26, Issue 3,
Fall 1992
|
Jonson and the Emblematic Tradition:
Ralegh, Brant, the Poems,
The Alchemist, and Volpone
|
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 29, Issue 1,
Spiring 1995
|
| Jonson's Copy of Seneca |
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 25, Issue 3,
Fall 1991
|
Jonson's Volpone and Dante
read first paragraph |
Christopher Baker
and Richard Harp
|
Volume 39, Issue 1,
Spring 2005
|
More's Richard III and Jonson's
Richard Crookback and Sejanus |
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 24, Issue 2,
Summer 1990
|
"No innocence is safe,/ When power
contests": The Factional Worlds of
Caesar and Sejanus |
Stuart M. Kurland |
Volume 22, Issue 1,
Spring 1988
|
'Other Men's Provision': Ben Jonson's
Parody of Robert White in
Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue
|
Robert C. Evans |
Volume 24, Issue 1,
Spring 1990
|
The Ovids of Ben Jonson in Poetaster
and in Epicoene |
Joseph A. Dane |
Volume 13, Issue 3,
Fall 1979
|
Seventeenth-Century Illustrations of
Three Masques by Jonson |
John P. Cutts |
Volume 6, Issue 2,
Summer 1972
|
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 |
"When were the Senses in
such order plac'd?" |
John P. Cutts |
Volume 4, Issue 1,
Spring 1970
|
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| Joyce, James |
|
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| Absurdity in English: Joyce and O'Neill |
Ruby Cohn |
Volume 3, Issue 3,
Fall 1969
|
| Joyce contra Wagner |
John MacNicholas |
Volume 9, Issue 1,
Spring 1975
|
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| Jumpers |
|
|
Using Comic Devices to Answer the
Ultimate Question: Tom Stoppard's
Jumpers and Woody Allen's God |
Felicia Hardison Londré |
Volume 14, Issue 4,
Winter 1980-81
|
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| Jung, Carl |
|
|
W. H. Auden's First Dramatization of Jung:
The Charade of the Loving and Terrible
Mothers
|
Edward Callan |
Volume 11, Issue 4,
Winter 1977-78
|
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| Les Justes |
|
|
Imprisonment in Camus' "Modern
Tragedies":Les Justes, Requiem pour
un nonne, Le Malentendu
|
Mary Ann Frese Witt |
Volume 5, Issue 1,
Spring 1971 |