Drama in the People's Republic of China

Drama in the People's Republic of ChinaThis is the first book ever published in the West on drama in the People's Republic of China. The plays, playwrights, theories, and performances range from the play that inflamed the Cultural Revolution to a post Mao satiric drama that upset party leaders; from Jiang Qing's drama theory for her model plays to the discovery of Bertolt Brecht; from the problems and dilemmas that confront theater reform in the post Mao era to the performance of Ibsen's

Analyzing a broad range of Kant's works

Believed to be the first novel set in Trinidad

[The authors] make a compelling critique of end-of-life care

Several take as their starting points the ideas of Wittgenstein and of Elizabeth Anscombe

seemingly impenetrable borders are inevitably traversed by different forms of passage

Yet this was a crucial developmental period for many forms of narrative literature-so much so that any understanding of late imperial narrative should be informed by the earlier tradition

the second edition offers this wide ranging account for readers at the beginning of the twenty-first century

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Don Hamachek

the book argues that the story of Australian identity is characterised by recurring cycles of anxiety and reassurance

Sounds of Valley Streams is a study of Zen Buddhist enlightenment in nine chapters of Shōbōgenzō Dōgen

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