| Volume 31, Issue 1, Spring 1997 |
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| Drama and Opera of the Enlightenment |
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Who Counts in Farquhar?
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Derek Hughes |
Castrati, Balzac, and BartheS/Z
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Yvonne Noble |
The Classical Treatment of Don Juan in Tirso, Molière,
and Mozart: What Cultural Work Does It Perform?
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J. Douglas Canfield |
Masks of the Empress: Polyphony of Personae in
Catherine the Great's Oh, These Times!
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Lurana Donnels O'Malley |
"Wonder not, princely Gloster, at the notice this paper
brings you": Women, Writing, and Politics in Jane Shore
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Jones DeRitter |
"Forget Scotland": Plays by Scots on the London Stage,
1667-1715
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Adrienne Scullion |
Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Spanish Lyric Theater in
the Eighteenth Century
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John Dowling |
Bianca de'Rossi as Play, Ballet, Opera: Contours of "Modern" Historical Tragedy in the 1790s
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Maria Petzoldt McClymonds |
Canon, Pedagogy, Prospectus: Redesigning "Restoration
and Eighteenth-Century English Drama"
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Richard Bevis |