Documentary Drama: Form and Content

Zilliacus, Clas

doi:10.1353/cdr.1972.0018

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“…Näkymät muuttuvat muutenkin kreikkalaisiksi, kunnes lopulta kertoja palaa Horatiukseen ja hänen oodeihinsa. 46…”

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Emil Zilliacus, Viipuri ja Hepenensaari

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“…Näkymät muuttuvat muutenkin kreikkalaisiksi, kunnes lopulta kertoja palaa Horatiukseen ja hänen oodeihinsa. 46…”

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American History in Drama: The Commemorative Tradition and Some Recent Revisions

Grant¹

1976

Modern Drama

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AMERICANS HAVE always thought of history as something to make rather than recall, and therefore have been extraordinarily busy doing the first often at the expense of the second. However one defines the past, Americans are sure to have fled from it, in pursuit of dreams of otherworldly fulfilment or worldly success, or just out of some need to get on, feeling perhaps pushed like Huck Finn, or maybe for no reason at all, just an itch to light out for the territory ahead. When the past is recalled, rosy recollections of earlier glories usually spring into view as we collectively speed toward the future through the present — traces of a heritage seen like the old trees uprooted to make way for a gas station in Kunitz's "The War Against the Trees," "caught/In the rearview mirrors of the passing cars." "History was lived," says the politically astute Envoy in Genet's The Balcony, "so that a glorious page might be written and then read. It's reading that counts." Nowadays, though, it's viewing that counts.

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Modern Drama Studies: An Annual Bibliography

Carpenter¹

1994

Modern Drama

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1994 marks the beginning of the third decade of publication of Modern Drama Studies: An Annual Bibliography. The basic principles and limitations described in the June 1984 issue remain the same, as does its primary objective, which is to record current scholarship, criticism, and commentary that may prove valuable to students of dramatic literature and, to a lesser extent, of theatre history. The bibliography embraces all the expected areas and topics of modem world drama, including playwrights who lived past 1899 (plus Becque) and influential theatre figures other than performers. Reviews, reprinted books, unpublished theses, and graduate-student periodicals are generally excluded. The annual bibliography also serves as a supplement to Charles Carpenter's Modern Drama Scholarship and Criticism 1966-1980: An International Bibliography (University of Toronto Press, 1986).

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Documentary Drama: Form and Content

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Emil Zilliacus, Viipuri ja Hepenensaari

Emil Zilliacus, Viipuri ja Hepenensaari

American History in Drama: The Commemorative Tradition and Some Recent Revisions

Modern Drama Studies: An Annual Bibliography

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