August Wilson :
a casebook /
edited by Marilyn Elkins.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published / Created: |
New York :
Garland,
1994.
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| Series: | Garland reference library of the humanities ;
v. 1626. Garland reference library of the humanities. Casebooks on modern dramatists ; v. 15. |
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| Notes: | Includes bibliographical references. Physical description: xxi, 228 p. ; 23 cm. more |
| ISBN: | 0815309228 (acid-free paper) 9780815309222 (acid-free paper) |
Table of Contents:
Introduction / Marilyn Elkins
August Wilson and the four B's: Influences / Mark William Rocha
Wilson and Fugard: Politics and art / Joanne Gordon
The Bb burden: The invisibility of Ma Rainey's black bottom / Eileen Crawford
August Wilson's folk traditions / Trudier Harris
Ghosts from "Down There": The Southernness of August Wilson / Patricia Gantt
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost: From the local to the mythical in August Wilson / Pamela Jean Monaco
Approaches to Africa: The poetics of memory and the body in two August Wilson plays / Gunilla Theander Kester
Ma Rainey and the Boyz: Gender ideology in August Wilson's Broadway canon / Kim Marra
Developing his song: August Wilson's Fences / Joan Fishman
Subtle imposition: The Lloyd Richards-August Wilson formula / Sandra G. Shannon
Alternatives...opposites...convergences: An interview with Lloyd Richards / Richard Pettengill
Historical perspective:An interview with August Wilson / Richard Pettengill.
Introduction / Marilyn Elkins
August Wilson and the four B's: Influences / Mark William Rocha
Wilson and Fugard: Politics and art / Joanne Gordon
The Bb burden: The invisibility of Ma Rainey's black bottom / Eileen Crawford
August Wilson's folk traditions / Trudier Harris
Ghosts from "Down There": The Southernness of August Wilson / Patricia Gantt
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost: From the local to the mythical in August Wilson / Pamela Jean Monaco
Approaches to Africa: The poetics of memory and the body in two August Wilson plays / Gunilla Theander Kester
Ma Rainey and the Boyz: Gender ideology in August Wilson's Broadway canon / Kim Marra
Developing his song: August Wilson's Fences / Joan Fishman
Subtle imposition: The Lloyd Richards-August Wilson formula / Sandra G. Shannon
Alternatives...opposites...convergences: An interview with Lloyd Richards / Richard Pettengill
Historical perspective:An interview with August Wilson / Richard Pettengill.