Volume 1, Issue 1, Spring 1967
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Tragedy and Its Validating Conditions
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R. J. Kaufmann |
Giulio Camillo's Idea of the Theatre: The Enigma of the Renaissance
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Albert R. Cirillo |
Theatrum Mundi and Contemporary Theater
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Ruby Cohn |
Sanskrit Drama: Theory and Performance
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V. Raghavan |
Heinrich Von Kleist's Penthesilea: Amazon or Bluestocking
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Herman Salinger |
Some Variations of Kindermord as Dramatic Archetype
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Charles R. Lyons |
Volume 1, Issue 2, Summer 1967
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Doctor Faustus from Adam to Sartre
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Erich Kahler |
Archetypal Patterns in Fry
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Emil Roy |
Tamburlaine "as fierce Achilles was"
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John Cutts |
West African Drama in English
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John Povey |
Symbol and Structure in the Secunda Pastorum
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Lawrence J. Ross |
Volume 1, Issue 3, Fall 1967
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The Rediscovery of Anti-Form in Renaissance Drama
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Jackson I. Cope |
The Daughters of Herodias in Hérodiade, Salomé and A Full Moon in March
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Marilyn Gaddis Rose |
The Seneca Perspective and the Shakespearean Poetic
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R. J. Kaufmann |
The Absurd World of Strindberg's The Dance of Death
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Orley I. Holtan |
Ahab's Quenchless Feud: The Tragic Vision In Shakespeare and Melville
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Richard B. Sewall |
Theobald's The Double Falsehood: A Revision of Shakespeare's Cardenio?
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Harriet C. Frazier |
Volume 1, Issue 4, Winter 1967-68
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Shakespeare's Transformation of Plautus
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John Arthos |
Mob Scenes: Their Generic Limitations
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Auréliu Weiss |
Twelve Year of Dialog
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Edward J. Czerwinski |
The Anonymous Masque-like Entertainment in Egerton MS. 1994, and
Richard Brome
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John Cutts |
A Hero For All Seasons: Hercules in French Classical Drama
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Ronald W. Tobin |
| Some Analogies Between the Epic Brecht and the Absurdist Beckett |
Charles R. Lyons |
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