The contemporary British history play /
Investigates how British history plays since 1956 reflect the methods and values of New History, including Marxism, Social History, Feminism, Deconstructionism, and Postmodernism
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| Language: | English |
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Westport, Conn :
Greenwood Press,
1998
Westport, Conn. : 1998 Westport, Conn : 1998 |
| Series: | Contributions in drama and theatre studies,
no. 81 Contributions in drama and theatre studies ; no. 81 Contributions in drama and theatre studies no. 81 Contributions in drama and theatre studies no. 81 |
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Introduction
- 2. Biographical History Plays
- 3. Social History Plays
- 4. Oppositional History Plays
- 5. Marxist and Socialist History Plays
- 6. Feminist History Plays
- 7. Deconstructionist and Postmodern History Plays and Satire
- 8. The Search for a Theatrical Form
- App. A. Performance Dates of Contemporary British History Plays
- App. B. Performance Locales of Contemporary British History Plays.
- 2 Biographical History Plays 21
- 3. Social History Plays 59
- 4. Oppositional History Plays 73
- 5. Marxist and Socialist History Plays 97
- 6. Feminist History Plays 133
- 7. Deconstructionist and Postmodern History Plays and Satire 161
- 8. The Search for a Theatrical Form 187
- Appendix A. Performance Dates of Contemporary British History Plays 225
- Appendix B. Performance Locales of Contemporary British History Plays 233.