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| Greek Drama and Theater | |
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| Agamemnon | |
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| Oedipus Rex | |
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| Medea | |
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| Lysistrata | |
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| Contexts and Commentaries | |
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| FromThe Poetics | |
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| From“Emotion and Meaning in Greek Tragedy | |
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| From“The Guilt of Agamemnon | |
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| “The Freedom of Oedipus | |
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| From“Medea: Daughter, Sister, Wife and Mother | |
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| Natal FamilyversusConjugal Family in Greek and Roman Myths about Women | |
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| ” Performance Reviews | |
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| Agamemnonin Performance | |
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| Agamemnonin Performance | |
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| Oedipusin Performance | |
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| Oedipusin Performance | |
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| Medeain Performance | |
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| Medeain Performance | |
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| Lysistratain Performance | |
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| Lysistratain Performance | |
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| Medieval Drama and the Theater in England | |
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| The Wakefield Master:The Second Shepherd's Play | |
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| Everyman | |
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| Context and Commentaries | |
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| From“Approaches to Medieval Drama | |
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| FromThe English Morality Play: Origins, History, and Influence of a Dramatic Tradition” | |
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| FromFrom Ritual to Theatre: The Human Seriousness of Play | |
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| Performance Reviews | |
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| The Wakefield Playsin Performance | |
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| Everymanin Performance | |
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| Renaissance Drama and Theater in England | |
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| Christopher Marlowe | |
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| A Midsummer Night's Dream | |
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| Hamlet, Prince of Denmark | |
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| Volpone | |
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| Context and Commentaries | |
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| FromAn Apology for Poetry | |
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| Epistle to Volpone | |
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| FromRadical Tragedy, “Dr. Faustus (c. 1589-92): Subversion Through Transgression | |
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| From“The Mythos of Spring: Comedy | |
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| From Shakespearean Tragedy” | |
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| “Hamlet | |
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| From Hamlet and Oedipus” | |
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| From“Representing Ophelia: Women, Madness, and the Responsibilities of Feminist Criticism | |
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| ” Performance Reviews | |
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| Doctor Faustusin Performance | |
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| A Midsummer Night's Dreamin Performance | |
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| Hamletin Performance | |
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| Volponein Performance | |
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| French Neoclassical and English Restoration Drama and Theater | |
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| The Misanthrope | |
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| Phaedra | |
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| The Way of the World | |
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| Context and Commentaries | |
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| FromConcerning Humor in Comedy | |
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| FromLiterature Considered in Relation to Social Institutions | |
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| FromLaughter | |
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| FromOn Racine | |
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| Performance Reviews | |
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| The Misanthropein Performance | |
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| Phaedrain Performance | |
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| The Way of t | |