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Dqr Studies in Literature Ser.: Tennessee Williams and Europe : Intercultural Encounters, Transatlantic Exchanges by John S. Bak (2014, Hardcover)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherBrill
ISBN-10904203873X
ISBN-139789042038738
eBay Product ID (ePID)17038573901

Product Key Features

Number of Pages432 Pages
Publication NameTennessee Williams and Europe : Intercultural Encounters, Transatlantic Exchanges
LanguageEnglish
SubjectGeneral
Publication Year2014
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaLiterary Criticism
AuthorJohn S. Bak
SeriesDqr Studies in Literature Ser.
FormatHardcover

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Item Weight27.7 Oz
Item Length9.3 in
Item Width6.1 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
Series Volume Number54
Table Of ContentIllustrationsAckowledgments"Foreword", Thomas Keith:"Introduction", John S. Bak:Part One: Tennessee Williams and Europe " En avant! Tennessee Williams between Hyperborea and the Mediterranean", Felicia Hardison Londré:"'Violets & Carnations Sold on every Corner': Tennessee Williams, Europe and Flowers", James M. DelPrince:"'Lightning in a Cloud': Tennessee Williams' Theatrical Expressionism", Henry I. Schvey:"Sergei Eisenstein, Hollywood and Tennessee Williams' 'Plastic Theatre'", Richard Hayes:"The View from Here and Abroad: Tennessee Williams and 1950s Hollywood Cinema", R. Barton Palmer:Part Two: Tennessee Williams and Europe's Intercultural Encounters"Williams and Bergman, Lust and Death: Culturally Translating A Streetcar Named Desirein Post-war Sweden", Dirk Gindt:"Tennessee Williams' Ladies Speak Italian: Cinematic Voices on Stage and in Dubbing", Alessandro Clericuzio:"Sea, Sun and 'Quien Sabe!': Tennessee Williams and Spain", Laura Torres-Zúñiga:"Tennessee Williams in Spain: The Early Years (1945-1957)", Ramón Espejo Romero:"Tennessee Williams on the Bulgarian Stage: Cold War Politics and Politics of Reception", Kornelia Slavova:Part Three: Tennessee Williams and Europe's Transatlantic Exchanges"The Kindness of Strangers?: Tennessee Williams in France and Germany", David Savran:"Their Date with Each Other from the Beginning: Tennessee Williams and Harold Pinter", Michael Paller:"Tennessee Williams and Ivo van Hove at Home Abroad", Johan Callens:"Un Tramway: Warlikowski's Desire to Reignite American Theatre in Europe", Xavier Lemoine:"Pedro Almodóvar's 'Homage' to Tennessee Williams", Michael S. D. Hooper:Notes on ContributorsIndex
SynopsisTennessee Williams and Europe: Intercultural Encounters, Transatlantic Exchanges documents the bi-directional exchange of ideas and images between Williams and post-war Europe that have altered the artistic landscapes of both continents., Tennessee Williams and Europe: Intercultural Encounters, Transatlantic Exchanges documents the bi-directional exchange of ideas and images between Williams and post-war Europe that have altered the artistic landscapes of both continents. Fifteen Williams scholars from around the world examine this artistic symbiosis and explore avenues of research mostly uncharted in Williams scholarship to date, including our understanding of the early Williams and the uses he made of various European sources in his theatre; the late Williams and the promise European theatre afforded him with his experimental plays; and the posthumous Williams and his influence on late twentieth- and early twenty-first-century European theatre and cinema. To some extent both a product of and a muse for Europe over the last half century, Williams is well positioned to become America's most famous playwright on the international stage. This book hopes to mark the beginnings of Williams' rich critical tradition within that global context.
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