Volume 6, Issue 1, Spring 1972

 
Dryden and the Art of Transversion

Leslie Howard Martin
Fifteenth-Century Flamboyant Style and The Castle of Perseverance

Michael R. Kelley
The Limits of Violence: Camus's Tragic View of the Rebel

Alfred Schwarz
Emblematic Technique in the Auto Sacramental: Calderón's No hay más
fortuna que Dios


Frederick E. Danker
Equity and Mercy in English Law and Drama (1405-1641)

W. Nicholas Knight
Percy MacKaye: Community Drama and the Masque Tradition

D. Heyward Brock
and James M. Welsh
Volume 6, Issue 2, Summer 1972

 
Episodic Structure in Four Tudor Plays: A Virtue of Necessity

John W. Velz
Kabuki Today and Tomorrow

Leonard C. Pronko
The Player As Director: An Approach to Character

Leonard R. Mendelsohn
Seventeenth-Century Illustrations of Three Masques by Jonson

John P. Cutts
"Peace" and "Unbar the Door": T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral and
Some Stoic Forebears

Edna G. Sharoni
The Bastard to the Time in King John

Ronald Stroud
Volume 6, Issue 3, Fall 1972

 
Nietzsche, Georg Brandes, and Ibsen's Master Builder

Michael W. Kaufman
The Figure of Mahomet in the Towneley Cycle

Michael Paull
John Marston's Histriomastix and the Golden Age

George L. Geckle
Documentary Drama: Form and Content

Clas Zilliacus
Volume 6, Issue 4, Winter 1972-73

 
Schumann's Genoveva as German Romantic Drama

Linda Siegel
Iconography and the Montecassino Passion

Robert R. Edwards
The Changing Faces of Love in English Renaissance Comedy

Ejner J. Jensen
The Skogsrå of Folklore and Strindberg's The Crown Bride

Larry E. Syndergaard
Antonio's Revenge: "Never more woe in lesser plot was found"

George L. Geckle

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