Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 1969
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Shakespeare's Caesar: The Language of Sacrifice
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Peter S. Anderson |
The Mythic Foundation of Ibsen's Realism
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Brian Johnston |
Children's Troupes: Dramatic Illusion and Acting Style
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Michael Shapiro |
The Middle-Cornish Play Beunans Meriasek
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Robert T. Meyer |
Fertility and Comic Form in A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
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Arthur F. Marotti |
Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 1969
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From Cruelty to Theatre: Antonin Artaud and the Marquis de Sade
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Franco Tonelli |
The Trickster-Hero and Middleton's A Mad World, My Masters
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William W. E. Slights |
Danton's Death and the Conventions of Historical Drama
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Herbert Lindenberger |
Indian and Greek Drama: Two Definitions
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Darius L. Swann |
Wole Soyinka: Two Nigerian Comedies
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John F. Povey |
A Last Look Round the English Theatre
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E. Martin Browne |
Volume 3, Issue 3, Fall 1969
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The Alogical and Absurdist Aspects of Russian Realist Drama
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Simon Karlinsky |
Absurdity in English: Joyce and O'Neill
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Ruby Cohn |
Witkiewicz, Artaud and the Theatre of Cruelty
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Adam Tarn |
Aleksandar Popovic and Pop-Theatre: Beyond the Absurd
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E. J. Czerwinski |
The Theatre of Ruthless Metaphor: Polish Theatre Between Marxism and
Existentialism
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Zbigniew Folejewski |
The Theatre of the Absurd in Spanish America
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George W. Woodyard |
Witkiewicz's Anthroponoymy
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Jerzy R. Krzyzanowski |
Brecht and Witkiewicz: Two Concepts of Revolution in the Drama of
the Twenties
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Andrzej Wirth |
Dramatists in Search of Self: A Backward Glance
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E. J. Czerwinski |
Volume 3, Issue 4, Winter 1969-70
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Theodicy, Tragedy and the Psalmist: Tourneur's Atheist's Tragedy
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R. J. Kaufmann |
The Archetypal Unity of Eugene O'Neill's Drama
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Emil Roy |
The End of Elizabethan Drama
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Harry Levin |
Sartre on Brecht: The Dialectics of Revolutionary Theatre
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Farris Anderson |
| A Contemporary View of The Duchess of Malfi |
Louis D. Giannetti |
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