Eugene O'Neill
Subtitle: a collection of criticism
By: edited by Ernest G. Griffin.
Contributors: Griffin, Ernest G., 1916-
Series: Contemporary studies in literature; McGraw-Hill paperbacks
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 151
Subjects: O'Neill, Eugene, 1888-1953 -- Criticism and interpretation; American drama -- Psychological aspects
Notes: Bibliography: p. 139-151.
Table of contents: title: Griffin, E. G. Eugene O'Neill.; title: Engel, E. A. Ideas in the plays of Eugene O'Neill.; title: Carpenter, F. I. Eugene O'Neill, the Orient, and American transcendentalism.; title: Gillett, P. J. O'Neill and the racial myths.; title: Asselineau, R. Desire under the elms.; title: Winchester, O. W. Eugene O'Neill's Strange interlude as a transcript of America in the 1920's.; title: Raleigh, J. H. Mourning becomes Electra and A touch of the poet.; title: Olson, E. Modern drama and tragedy.; title: Bogard, T. The iceman cometh.; title: Andreach, R. J. O'Neill's women in The iceman cometh.; title: Tiusanen, T. Through the fog into the monologue.; title: Törnqvist, E. Parallel characters and situations in Long day's journey into night.; title: Bentley, E. Eugene O'Neill's pietà.