The essays in this collection offer practical ways of improving
students' skills at explicating British literature of the Romantic
period, while helping them to understand Romanticism's contribution to
the history of modern...
Teaching Romantic Drama
Table of Contents
- Edited by Thomas C. Crochunis
- How and Why to Teach the History of Women's Dramatic Writing
- Thomas C. Crochunis
- Teaching the Teachings of the Stage: A Graduate Seminar on Restoration to Romantic Drama
- Emily Hodgson Anderson
- Teaching Romantic Drama: Production and Performance of The Haunted Tower
- Frederick Burwick
- "La Belle Dame sans Merci": A Multimedia Experiment in Reading and Seeing
- Noah Comet
- Teaching the Ridiculous: Harlequin and Humpo; or, Columbine by Candlelight!
- Elizabeth Fay
- Staging the 18th-Century Prostitute for the 21st-Century: A Dramaturgical Approach to Teaching Cowley's The Belle's Stratagem
- Melinda C. Finberg
- Lifting the Painted Veil: Romantic Drama as Holy Theatre
- Amy Muse
- Romantic Revolutions in Europe: Suggestions for Teaching Drama
- Wendy C. Nielsen
- Teaching British Romantic Drama: A Senior Seminar in Studies in Drama
- Marjean D. Purinton
- Teaching Materials
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Published @ RC
May 2011
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