Old stories, new readings : the transforming power of American drama /
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Newcastle upon Tyne, UK :
Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Miriam López-Rodríguez and Inmaculada Pineda-Hernández
- Judith Sargent Murray Triumphant : The Medium as Rational Entertainment / Isabel Calderón
- Tracing the Romance of Theatre in some Classic Nineteenth-Century Novels / María Ángeles Toda
- The Influence of White Culture on the Sioux Ghost Dance of 1890 / Joshua E. Polster
- Intracultural Communication in African American Drama : From Pre-Emancipation to Early Twentieth Century / Jocelyn A. Brown
- Elsie's Big Show : From Entertaining under Fire to Firing Stories in All Directions / Felicia Hardison Londré
- Sex Machines : Futurism and Modernity in American Expressionist Theater / Yiyi López-Gándara
- Triangular Transgressions : Tennessee Williams, The Purification's Debt to Federico García Lorca's Blood Wedding / José Badenes
- Under House Arrest : The Family in American Drama / Henry Schvey
- Arthur Miller's Plays Seen from a Feminist Perspective : Was Miller Sexist? / Christiane Desafy-Grignard
- Storytelling and Subjectivity in the Selected Dramas of August Wilson and David Rabe / Ahmet Bese
- Cancer on the American Popular Stage : Playing to a Sold Out House / Virginia Dakari
- If These Walls Could Talk : Performing Histories in the Works of Suzan-Lori Parks / Nelson Barré
- Freeing the Narrative : Interdisciplinary Methods for Exploring American Identity in La Chiusa's The Wild Party (2006) and Kander and Ebb's Curtains (2000) / Gary M. Grant, Nancy Grant and Dustyn Martincich
- Visual Explorations of Metaphysical Ideas in the Works of Sarah Ruhl / Ola Kraszpulska
- Love Triangles and Triangular Loves : A Home for Three in Sarah Ruhl's In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play / Noelia Hernando-Real
- Defictionalizing Women Who Kill / Claudia Barnett
- He Killed My Bird, or, Now that We're in Heaven / Claudia Barnett.