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| Subject/Essay |
Author |
Location |
| Kabuki |
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"Between Two Worlds": The Dybbuk and
the Japanese Noh and Kabuki Ghost Plays
read first paragraph
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Zvika Serper |
Volume 35, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2001-02
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From Gay to Gei: The Onnagata
and the Creation of Kabuki's
Female Characters
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Samuel L. Leiter |
Volume 33, Issue 4,
Winter 1999-2000
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| Kabuki Today and Tomorrow |
Leonard C. Pronko |
Volume 6, Issue 2,
Summer 1972
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Trolls, Trills, and Tofu:
Ibsen, Verdi, and Kabuki |
Leonard C. Pronko |
Volume 29, Issue 3,
Fall 1995
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| Kallmann, Chester |
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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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| Kane, Sarah |
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"In Better Places": Space, Identity, and
Alienation in Sarah Kane's Blasted
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Christopher Wixson |
Volume 39, Issue 1,
Spring 2005 |
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| Kazantzakis, Nikos |
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Buddha, Kazantzakis' Most Ambitious
and Most Neglected Play |
Peter Bien |
Volume 11, Issue 3,
Fall 1977
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| Keep the Widow Waking |
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Wit Without Money: A Fletcherian
Antecedent to Keep the Widow Waking |
Charles R. Forker |
Volume 8, Issue 2,
Summer 1974
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| Kindermord |
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Some Variations of Kindermord as
Dramatic Archetype |
Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 1, Issue 1,
Spring 1967
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| The King Is the King |
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Wavering Identity: A Pirandellean
Reading of Saadallah Wannus's
The King Is the King
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Aleya A. Said |
Volume 32, Issue 3,
Fall 1998
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| King Leir |
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Leir and Lear: Matthew 5:33-37, the
Turning Point and the Rescue Theme |
James H. Jones |
Volume 4, Issue 2,
Summer 1970
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| Kokoschka, Oskar |
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Oskar Kokoschka's Phantamagorical
Vision: The Book of Job Transmogrified |
Jacques-Léon Rose |
Volume 5, Issue 2,
Summer 1971 |
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| Korčula Moreška |
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Blackened Faces and a Veiled Woman:
The Early Korčula Moreška
view abstract
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Max Harris
and Lada Čale Feldman |
Volume 37, Issue 3,4,
Fall/Winter 2003-04
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| Korean Drama |
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| Korean Shamanist Theater and Drama |
Daniel A. Kister, S. J. |
Volume 17, Issue 2,
Summer 1983
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Medieval Korean Drama:
The Pongsan Mask Dance
view abstract
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Dongchoon Lee |
Vol 39, No. 3,4
Fall/Winter 2005-06 |
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| Kozintsev, Grigori |
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"The Mirror up to Nature":
Notes on Kozintsev's Hamlet |
Barbara Hodgdon |
Volume 9, Issue 4,
Winter 1975-76
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| Krapp's Last Tape |
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Krapp's Last Tape and Critical Theory |
SueEllen Campbell |
Volume 12, Issue 3,
Fall 1978
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| Kuravanji Nattiya Nadagam |
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Kuravanji Nattiya Nadagam:
A Dance Drama from Madras State |
Edwina Ranganathan |
Volume 4, Issue 2, Summer 1970 |
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| Kyd, Thomas |
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Absorbing Interests: Kyd's Bloody
Handkerchief as Palimpsest
view abstract
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Andrew Sofer |
Volume 34, Issue 2,
Summer 2000
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The Role of "Senex" in Kyd's
The Spanish Tragedy
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Joost Daalder |
Volume 20, Issue 3,
Fall 1986
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