Malkin Memory Theater

JTD: Journal and Theatre and Drama: Vol. 5/6, 1999/2000, Haifa, Israel/ Palestine The University of Haifa, Faculty of Humanities 2000
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Very slight cover wear. Nice, clean, tight, unmarked copy. JTD publishes articles dealing with historical and theoretical aspects of performance, theatre and drama. It offers a forum for the investigation of positive relationships between the language of theory and the language of theatrical practice. Contents of this issue includes Articles by: * Avraham Oz, "Forbidden Perspectives and Appropriated Icons: Ephraim and the Crisis of Visibility" * Erella Brown, "Between Literature and Theatre: Hanoch Levin and the Author's Function" * Zvi Jagendorf, "Fawlty's Cloud-Capped Towers: The Tempest and the Comedy of Post-Imperial Depression" * Michael Yogev, "'Music for Nothing': Shakespeare's and Mazursky's Tempests" * Evelyn Gajowski, "Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more": "Genesis Deconstructed in Kenneth Branagh's Much Ado about Nothing" * Catherine Diamond, "The Redemption of Raquel, the Restoration of Leonor: Sexual Politics and Religious Controversy in Lope de Vega's Las paces de los reyes y jud'ade Toledo" * Christopher Baugh, "Edward Gordon Craig and the Necessity of the Imagination" * Ravit David: "The Loss of Hamlet's Aura in the Age of the Maschine: Reflections of the Passagen-Werk in Heiner Mueller's Work" * Ahuva Belkin, Movement in the Commedia Dell'Arte: From Pre-verbality to Hyper-verbality * Robert L. King, "Dramatic Worth: Rhetorical Ethos and Dramatic Theory" Review Articles: * Martin Orkin, Theatre and the Inescapability of Histories: Memory-Theater and Postmodern Drama, by Jeanette R. Malkin Reviews: * The Judaic Nature of Israeli Theatre, by Dan Urian, Reviewed by Erella Brown Soft Cover

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Jeanette R. Malkin: Memory-Theater and Postmodern Drama (Theater: Theory/Text/Performance) ISBN: Hardcover
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Jeanette R. Malkin: Memory-Theater and Postmodern Drama, The University of Michigan Press

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