Timberlake Wertenbaker: The Representation of Women Artists - Midhin, Majeed Mohammed;Kuti, Elizabeth J.
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Timberlake Wertenbaker is a prominent figure in Contemporary British Theatre. Along with Caryl Churchill and other female British Playwrights, she offers a deep analysis for the situation of women artists in literary scene. Timberlake Wertenbaker: The Representation of Women Artist in Contemporary British Theatre is a key point for those researchers and academics who look for the main reasons behind under-representing of women artists in Contemporary British Theatre. Her plays, Our Country's Good (1988), Three Birds Alighting on a Field (1991), The Break of Day (1995) and After Darwin (1998)…mehr

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Timberlake Wertenbaker is a prominent figure in Contemporary British Theatre. Along with Caryl Churchill and other female British Playwrights, she offers a deep analysis for the situation of women artists in literary scene. Timberlake Wertenbaker: The Representation of Women Artist in Contemporary British Theatre is a key point for those researchers and academics who look for the main reasons behind under-representing of women artists in Contemporary British Theatre. Her plays, Our Country's Good (1988), Three Birds Alighting on a Field (1991), The Break of Day (1995) and After Darwin (1998) truly reflected the dilemma of the artist. The female artists are portrayed in such a way as they struggle to establish their place in a man-dominated culture. Majeed Mohammed Midhin is a PhD student at the University of Essex, Uk. He has participated in more than 15 international conferences all over the world about the situation of Contemporary Theatre.
Autorenporträt
Majeed Mohammed Midhin was awarded a MA in English Literature from the University of Baghdad-College of Languages in 2002. Since then, Majeed is an active researcher in the field of drama.He has published multiple papers on Shakespearean and Contemporary theatre. Now, he is a PhD student at the University of Essex, UK.