The theatre of naturalism

Beitchman, Philip, 1939-

The theatre of naturalism disappearing act / [electronic resource] : Theater of naturalism Philip Beitchman. - New York : Peter Lang, c2011. - 139 p. - Currents in comparative Romance languages and literatures, v. 185 0893-5963 ; . - Currents in comparative Romance languages and literatures ; v. 185. .

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction : ushering in the spectacle -- The mirror stage : Thérèse Raquin (Zola) -- The return of the repressed : Ghosts (Ibsen) -- The nature of the beast : The power of darkness (Tolstoy) -- The dialectic of the master and the slave : Miss Julie (Strindberg) -- The war between the classes : The weavers (Hauptmann) -- In the country of the blind : The lower depths (Gorky) -- A living like any other : Mrs. Warren's profession (Shaw) -- A naturalist symbolism : Riders to the sea (Synge) -- Living history : Chicken soup with barley (Wesker) -- Living theatre : The brig (Brown) -- "Like a neutron bomb of the mind" : a digression on Bernard Stiegler -- On the side of the object : The contractor, The changing room (Storey).


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Naturalism in literature.
Drama--History and criticism.--19th century
Drama--History and criticism.--20th century


Electronic books.

PN1650.N38 / B45 2011eb

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