Classical drama and its influence
Subtitle: essays presented to H.D.F. Kitto.
By: Edited by M.J. Anderson.
Contributors: Kitto, H. D. F.
Publisher: Barnes & Noble
Published: 1965
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
Subjects: Classical drama -- History and criticism; Mythology, Classical, in literature; Drama
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: The poet and the mask, by T.B.L. Webster.; title: The chorus in the action of Greek tragedy, by A.M. Dale.; title: Tragedy and Greek archaic thought, by R.P. Winnington-Ingram.; title: Homer and Sophocles' Ajax, by G. Kirkwood.; title: Aristophanes: Originality and convention, by R. Harriott.; title: The vulgarity of tragedy, by L. Aylen.; title: Plautus, Terence and Seneca: a comparison of aims and methods, by W. Beare.; title: The Spanish tragedy and Hamlet: two exercises in English Seneca, by B.L. Joseph.; title: Towards a definition of form in drama, by H. Heffner.; title: Neo-classical drama and the Reformation in England, by G. Wickham.; title: Racine's response to the stagecraft of Attic tragedy as seen in his annotations, by W. McC. Stewart.; title: The classical tradition in Spanish dramatic theory and practice in the 17th century, by Duncan Moir.; title: The naturalist and the critical view of drama, by E.B. Pettet.; title: The fair theatres of Paris in the 18th century: The undermining of the classical ideal, by O.G. Brockett.