Modern American drama: essays in criticism
By: edited by William E. Taylor.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Everett/Edwards
Published: 1968
Place of publication: DeLand, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: American drama -- 20th century -- History and criticism
Table of contents: title: Eugene O'Neill: the long quest, by J. L. Halio.; title: Six characters in search of an author and Desire under the elms: what O'Neill did not learn from Europe, by W. E. Taylor.; title: Clifford Odets: from influence to affluence, by R. B. Shuman.; title: Maxwell Anderson: traditionalist in a theatre of change, by W. E. Taylor.; title: Comedy of manners 1927-1939, by W. Embler.; title: Through a glass menagerie darkly: the world of Tennessee Williams, by S. Kahn.; title: Arthur Miller: Aristotelian canons in the twentieth century drama, by A. A. Stambusky.; title: Three verse playwrights and the American fifties, by D. Gerstenberger.; title: What happens in Who's afraid ...? By M. Halperen.; title: The novelist as playwright: Baldwin, McCullers, and Bellow, by L. Phillips.; title: Off-Broadway and the new realism, by B. F. Dukore.; title: Bibliographical notes (p. 175-186).