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Typical literary criticism collections: Contemporary Literary Criticism, Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism, Nineteenth Literary Criticism, Poetry Criticism, Drama Criticism, Short Story Criticism, and Shakespeare for Students. Many essays in these volumes are reproduced in GCC databases: Literary Criticism Online and Literature Resource Center.

This approach owed much to the work of Carl Jung. Northrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism (1957) and other studies proposed that drama can be seen as a response to mythic patterns that include the seasonal changes of the year: Hamlet, in these terms, is autumnal, wintry, melancholic.

Essays and criticism on Modernism - Modernism. The disorienting effects of the era of modern warfare that began with the First World War gave rise to such American. (drama) 1935 Four.

This book is the first collection of modern critical essays on Restoration drama, reflecting the variety in current approaches to a subject of critical interest and controversy since the time of John Dryden. Among the 19 essays in the book are L.C. Knights's noted Restoration Comedy: The Reality and the Myth.

SELECTED CRITICISM: SHAKESPEARE. General to Specific Criticism on Plays in Order of Our Syllabus (refer to source for full bibliographic information, most of these books are available through UI Library Reserve, under English 345--see that list for additional critical works). Stephan Flores.

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This eight volume set supplies essays about 538 individual dramatists and 64 overview essays on topics covering, for example, African American drama, feminist theater, gay and lesbian theater, resources, and radio and television drama (limited to the US). Entries extend far beyond dramatists writing in English, cover both genders, and range.

The following is a bibliographic essay digesting much of that theatric and academic criticism devoted to Streetcar since its debut. Working in tandem with, and not opposition to, other bibliographic essays of its kind on Streetcar,1 this essay attempts to provide a comprehensive understanding of.

The concept English drama -- Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600 -- History and criticism represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Brigham Young University.

Lorna Hardwick: Using Reviews - A Preliminary Evaluation In documenting examples of modern productions of Greek drama for the Research Project on The Reception of the Texts and Images of Ancient Greece in Late Twentieth-Century Drama and Poetry in English, the researchers are attempting to make real the conventional wisdom that performance is as important as text. (1).

The following essay deals with the effects of repressed emotion on the conscious and unconscious. Macbeth's struggle with his conscience over the murder of Duncan is not merely an internal drama. Shakespeare externalises the forces of evil in his creation of the witches.. Criticism of Macbeth inevitably centres on the symbolic battle.