Patterns of Change: German Drama and the European Tradition

Essays in honour of Ronald Peacock. Edited by Dorothy James and Silvia Ranawake. With the assistance of Corbet Stewart.

The focus is on German drama in this multi-faceted view of developments on the European stage over three centuries. Scholars from Great Britain, Germany and the United States examine changes wrought in the art of drama by dramatists, by actors and stage designers, and by shifting patterns of thought and power-structures. The timespan extends from Molière and Lessing, giants of the theatrical tradition, to such latter-day iconoclasts as Beckett, Handke and Achternbusch. XI,331 Seiten, gebunden (Studies in European Thought; vol. 1/Peter Lang Verlag 1990) Mängelexemplar