Volume 6, Issue 1, Spring 1972
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Dryden and the Art of Transversion
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Leslie Howard Martin |
Fifteenth-Century Flamboyant Style and The Castle of Perseverance
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Michael R. Kelley |
The Limits of Violence: Camus's Tragic View of the Rebel
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Alfred Schwarz |
Emblematic Technique in the Auto Sacramental: Calderón's No hay más
fortuna que Dios
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Frederick E. Danker |
Equity and Mercy in English Law and Drama (1405-1641)
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W. Nicholas Knight |
Percy MacKaye: Community Drama and the Masque Tradition
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D. Heyward Brock
and James M. Welsh
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Volume 6, Issue 2, Summer 1972
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Episodic Structure in Four Tudor Plays: A Virtue of Necessity
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John W. Velz |
Kabuki Today and Tomorrow
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Leonard C. Pronko |
The Player As Director: An Approach to Character
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Leonard R. Mendelsohn |
Seventeenth-Century Illustrations of Three Masques by Jonson
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John P. Cutts |
"Peace" and "Unbar the Door": T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral and
Some Stoic Forebears
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Edna G. Sharoni |
The Bastard to the Time in King John
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Ronald Stroud |
Volume 6, Issue 3, Fall 1972
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Nietzsche, Georg Brandes, and Ibsen's Master Builder
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Michael W. Kaufman |
The Figure of Mahomet in the Towneley Cycle
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Michael Paull |
John Marston's Histriomastix and the Golden Age
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George L. Geckle |
Documentary Drama: Form and Content
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Clas Zilliacus |
Volume 6, Issue 4, Winter 1972-73
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Schumann's Genoveva as German Romantic Drama
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Linda Siegel |
Iconography and the Montecassino Passion
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Robert R. Edwards |
The Changing Faces of Love in English Renaissance Comedy
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Ejner J. Jensen |
The Skogsrå of Folklore and Strindberg's The Crown Bride
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Larry E. Syndergaard |
Antonio's Revenge: "Never more woe in lesser plot was found"
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George L. Geckle |