Literary studies: plays & playwrights books

In this 'literary companion,' Kopper includes excellent chapters devoted to (1) brief biography and chronology,...  Read More >>

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This volume presents for the first time in book form, two exciting plays by Gabriel Marcel: a powerful one act drama,...  Read More >>

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This book--published on the centenary of Eugene O’Neill’s birth--contains the only comprehensive collection of his...  Read More >>

This volume demonstrates that many scholars and stage directors firmly believe Schiller is very much a writer for...  Read More >>

First published in 1954, this account of Oscar Wilde's life written by his son tells of his childhood, and the Oscar...  Read More >>

Shaughnessy's Eugene O'Neill in Ireland: The Critical Response is both more and less than a detailed study of how...  Read More >>

Eugene O'Neill has long been celebrated as America's greatest playwright. This year, in the centennial of his birth,...  Read More >>

Eugene O'Neill's most exciting experiments with stage direction and design took place in his plays produced between...  Read More >>

This book provides an introductory perspective on its subject together with studies of the major non-Shakespearean...  Read More >>

This rich and challenging play ranges over the supreme myth of Oidipous and his doomed family. With its brooding...  Read More >>

The work is limited to the question of knowledge in Euripides' Hippolytus and seeks to show that one of the major...  Read More >>

This work provides a wealth of information on obscure and overlooked American playwrights as well as some famous...  Read More >>

Play script, including biographical notes, textual details and information about the staging of the play.  Read More >>

This is a critical edition of this play by Calderon, based primarily on the text of the ""primera parte"" of 1635,...  Read More >>

In this book the author has translated five postwar experimental Japanese plays and recreated the artistic, social...  Read More >>

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Professor Bogard traces the progress of O'Neills art from crude, one-act plays to the monumental tragedies of his...  Read More >>

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