American Realism and the American Drama, 1880-1940.

Don L. Cook · Brenda Murphy

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Theater, Performance, and Music History Theatre and Performance Studies American Literature and Culture

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Preface Acknowledgments 1. The state of the art: the American theatrical scene in the 1880s 2. Realistic dramatic theory 3. The literary realists as playwrights 4. The transition: American realistic drama in the commercial theater, 1890-1915 5. The cutting edge: Eugene O'Neill's realism, 1913-1933 6. Place and personality: innovations in realistic setting and character, 1916-1940 7. The final integration: innovations in realistic thought and structure, 1916-1940 Notes Selected bibliography Index.

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