Arnold Wesker
A Casebook
Herausgeber: Dornan, Reade W
Arnold Wesker
A Casebook
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First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 354g
- ISBN-13: 9781138987517
- ISBN-10: 1138987514
- Artikelnr.: 57050389
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juli 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 354g
- ISBN-13: 9781138987517
- ISBN-10: 1138987514
- Artikelnr.: 57050389
Reade W. Dornan
General Editor's Note
Kimball King
Acknowledgments
Indtroduction
Reade W. Dornan
Chronology
I.The Politics in Arnold Wesker's Plays
The Trilogy, Forty Years On, Keith Gore
The Failure and Promise of Socialism as Personal Contact in Arnold Wesker's Roots, Kevin G. Asman
Arnold Wesker and the Desire for Utopia: Utopia's Enemies and Wesker, Heiner O. ZimmermannII. Biographical NotesArnold Wesker, Margaret Drabble
Vision and Reality: Their Very Own and Golden City and Centre 42, Clive Barker
Well-nigh Wesker, Paul Levitt
Writing for Radio and Radio for Writing: Yardsale by Arnold Wesker, Alessandra MarzolaIII. Historical Perspectives
The Modernity of The Kitchen, Kimball King
Wesker's One-Woman Plays as Part of a Popular Tradition, Margaret Rose
Histories of the New Left: Arnold Wesker and the Angrier Young Men, Meenakshi PonnuswamiIV. Critical Approaches
Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon? Theatre Translation: Theory and Practice, Rossana Bonadei
Dialogic and Monologic Contexts in Arnold Wesker's Monologues and Monodramas, Klaus Peter Mÿller
Arnold Wesker and Women: His Later Plays, Glenda Leeming
Realistic Directions for Wesker's Stage, Angela Locatelli
Chips with Everything: A Snob's Progress?, Martin Priestman
Wisdom in Fragments: The Old Ones, Robert GrossV. The Critical Response
The Four Seasons, Robert Wilcher
Wesker: Searching the Oneness Time, Robert Skloot
Contributors
Index
Kimball King
Acknowledgments
Indtroduction
Reade W. Dornan
Chronology
I.The Politics in Arnold Wesker's Plays
The Trilogy, Forty Years On, Keith Gore
The Failure and Promise of Socialism as Personal Contact in Arnold Wesker's Roots, Kevin G. Asman
Arnold Wesker and the Desire for Utopia: Utopia's Enemies and Wesker, Heiner O. ZimmermannII. Biographical NotesArnold Wesker, Margaret Drabble
Vision and Reality: Their Very Own and Golden City and Centre 42, Clive Barker
Well-nigh Wesker, Paul Levitt
Writing for Radio and Radio for Writing: Yardsale by Arnold Wesker, Alessandra MarzolaIII. Historical Perspectives
The Modernity of The Kitchen, Kimball King
Wesker's One-Woman Plays as Part of a Popular Tradition, Margaret Rose
Histories of the New Left: Arnold Wesker and the Angrier Young Men, Meenakshi PonnuswamiIV. Critical Approaches
Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon? Theatre Translation: Theory and Practice, Rossana Bonadei
Dialogic and Monologic Contexts in Arnold Wesker's Monologues and Monodramas, Klaus Peter Mÿller
Arnold Wesker and Women: His Later Plays, Glenda Leeming
Realistic Directions for Wesker's Stage, Angela Locatelli
Chips with Everything: A Snob's Progress?, Martin Priestman
Wisdom in Fragments: The Old Ones, Robert GrossV. The Critical Response
The Four Seasons, Robert Wilcher
Wesker: Searching the Oneness Time, Robert Skloot
Contributors
Index
General Editor's Note
Kimball King
Acknowledgments
Indtroduction
Reade W. Dornan
Chronology
I.The Politics in Arnold Wesker's Plays
The Trilogy, Forty Years On, Keith Gore
The Failure and Promise of Socialism as Personal Contact in Arnold Wesker's Roots, Kevin G. Asman
Arnold Wesker and the Desire for Utopia: Utopia's Enemies and Wesker, Heiner O. ZimmermannII. Biographical NotesArnold Wesker, Margaret Drabble
Vision and Reality: Their Very Own and Golden City and Centre 42, Clive Barker
Well-nigh Wesker, Paul Levitt
Writing for Radio and Radio for Writing: Yardsale by Arnold Wesker, Alessandra MarzolaIII. Historical Perspectives
The Modernity of The Kitchen, Kimball King
Wesker's One-Woman Plays as Part of a Popular Tradition, Margaret Rose
Histories of the New Left: Arnold Wesker and the Angrier Young Men, Meenakshi PonnuswamiIV. Critical Approaches
Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon? Theatre Translation: Theory and Practice, Rossana Bonadei
Dialogic and Monologic Contexts in Arnold Wesker's Monologues and Monodramas, Klaus Peter Mÿller
Arnold Wesker and Women: His Later Plays, Glenda Leeming
Realistic Directions for Wesker's Stage, Angela Locatelli
Chips with Everything: A Snob's Progress?, Martin Priestman
Wisdom in Fragments: The Old Ones, Robert GrossV. The Critical Response
The Four Seasons, Robert Wilcher
Wesker: Searching the Oneness Time, Robert Skloot
Contributors
Index
Kimball King
Acknowledgments
Indtroduction
Reade W. Dornan
Chronology
I.The Politics in Arnold Wesker's Plays
The Trilogy, Forty Years On, Keith Gore
The Failure and Promise of Socialism as Personal Contact in Arnold Wesker's Roots, Kevin G. Asman
Arnold Wesker and the Desire for Utopia: Utopia's Enemies and Wesker, Heiner O. ZimmermannII. Biographical NotesArnold Wesker, Margaret Drabble
Vision and Reality: Their Very Own and Golden City and Centre 42, Clive Barker
Well-nigh Wesker, Paul Levitt
Writing for Radio and Radio for Writing: Yardsale by Arnold Wesker, Alessandra MarzolaIII. Historical Perspectives
The Modernity of The Kitchen, Kimball King
Wesker's One-Woman Plays as Part of a Popular Tradition, Margaret Rose
Histories of the New Left: Arnold Wesker and the Angrier Young Men, Meenakshi PonnuswamiIV. Critical Approaches
Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon? Theatre Translation: Theory and Practice, Rossana Bonadei
Dialogic and Monologic Contexts in Arnold Wesker's Monologues and Monodramas, Klaus Peter Mÿller
Arnold Wesker and Women: His Later Plays, Glenda Leeming
Realistic Directions for Wesker's Stage, Angela Locatelli
Chips with Everything: A Snob's Progress?, Martin Priestman
Wisdom in Fragments: The Old Ones, Robert GrossV. The Critical Response
The Four Seasons, Robert Wilcher
Wesker: Searching the Oneness Time, Robert Skloot
Contributors
Index