Chinese Theater in The Days of Kublai Khan.

George A. Hayden · James I. Crump

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Crump discusses social and historical context, stages, stagecraft, and literary art of Yuan drama and presents complete translations of three plays-a bandit adventure, a melodrama, and a murder mystery.

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