Contemporary Feminist Theatres: To Each Her OwnContemporary Feminist Theatres is a major evaluation of the forms feminism has taken in the theatre since 1968. Lizbeth Goodman provides a provocative and interdisciplinary study of the development of feminist theatres in Britain. She examines the treatment of key issues such as gender, race, sexuality, language and power in performance. |
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... to the many women who devoted their time and resources to the interviews, discussions, and workshops which enrich the materialof this book. Thanksalone are not enough; yet,toeach her own... ...Andtothe memory of AndreaDunbar ...
... to the many women who devoted their time and resources to the interviews, discussions, and workshops which enrich the materialof this book. Thanksalone are not enough; yet,toeach her own... ...Andtothe memory of AndreaDunbar ...
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... tothe work ofDjanet Sears, and Dennis Walder to the workof Gcina Mhlophe. Lesley Ferris, Janet Goodridge and their MA students in 'Gender, Self and Performance' (1990–2: London) heardand commented on someofthis materialin lecture form ...
... tothe work ofDjanet Sears, and Dennis Walder to the workof Gcina Mhlophe. Lesley Ferris, Janet Goodridge and their MA students in 'Gender, Self and Performance' (1990–2: London) heardand commented on someofthis materialin lecture form ...
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... tothe book were beingmade, the Open University's Faculty of Arts, Department of Literature, and Women's Studies Course Team offered considerable stimulus, supportandencouragement. Thanks aredue to all thosewho read orlistened to partsof ...
... tothe book were beingmade, the Open University's Faculty of Arts, Department of Literature, and Women's Studies Course Team offered considerable stimulus, supportandencouragement. Thanks aredue to all thosewho read orlistened to partsof ...
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... tothe series editors extraordinaire: Susan Bassnett and Tracy Davis. Manyofthewomen who are the'subjects' of this book engaged quite actively in the process ofexamining ourdifferences and working through ourideas about feministtheatre ...
... tothe series editors extraordinaire: Susan Bassnett and Tracy Davis. Manyofthewomen who are the'subjects' of this book engaged quite actively in the process ofexamining ourdifferences and working through ourideas about feministtheatre ...
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... to the ideas expressed inthetwo keynotes to the book: one of the most important aspects of feminist theatreistheambiguity of the very term 'feminist theatre'. It seems to mean something different to nearly everypractitioner, critic ...
... to the ideas expressed inthetwo keynotes to the book: one of the most important aspects of feminist theatreistheambiguity of the very term 'feminist theatre'. It seems to mean something different to nearly everypractitioner, critic ...
Contents
Section 17 | lv |
Section 18 | lvii |
Section 19 | lxiii |
Section 20 | lxxxiii |
Section 21 | xcv |
Section 22 | xcvi |
Section 23 | ci |
Section 24 | cviii |
xxiv | |
Section 10 | xxxiii |
Section 11 | xliv |
Section 12 | lxi |
Section 13 | lxxix |
Section 14 | lxxxii |
Section 15 | c |
Section 16 | c |
Section 25 | 5 |
Section 26 | 4 |
Section 27 | 8 |
Section 28 | 41 |
Section 29 | 526 |
Section 30 | 357 |
Section 31 | 180 |
Section 32 | 182 |
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