| Comparative Drama 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Alfieri's 'Saul' as Englightenment tragedy.(Vittorio Alfieri) | Literature/writing | |
| Caribbean Caliban: shifting the "I" of the storm.(William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest')(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Robinson, James E. |
| Centlivre v. Hardwicke: Susannah Centlivre's plays and the Marriage Act of 1753.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Collins, Margo |
| Dances with Brecht: Huang Zuolin and his Xieyi theater. | Literature/writing | Bai, Ronnie |
| Fletcher's satire of Caratach in 'Bonduca'. | Literature/writing | Boling, Ronald J. |
| Fortune and virtue in 'The Duchess of Malfi'.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Thomson, Leslie |
| Friendship in 'Hamlet.' | Literature/writing | Evans, Robert C. |
| From fat Falstaff to Francophile fop: Russian nationalism in Catherine the Great's 'Merry Wives'. | Literature/writing | O'Malley, Lurana Donnels |
| From gay to 'gei': the 'onnagata' and the creation of kabuki's female characters.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Leiter, Samuel L. |
| Ibsen's cycle as Hegelian tragedy.(Henrik Ibsen, Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Hegel) | Literature/writing | Johnston, Brian |
| "It lak'th but life": Redford's 'Wit and Science,' Anne of Cleves, and the politics of interpetation.(playwright John Redford)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Nunn, Hillary |
| James I and 'Timon of Athens'. | Literature/writing | Smith, David L., Bevington, David |
| Killed by words: grotesque verbal violence and tragic atonement in French passion plays. | Literature/writing | Plesch, Veronique |
| 'L'Escole au deable': tavern scenes in the old French 'moralite'.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Hindley, Alan |
| Meyerhold meets Mei Lanfang: staging the grotesque and the beautiful.(Russian theater artist Vsevolod E. Meyerhold)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Tian, Min |
| Some late reflections on tragedy and its theatrical chemistry. | Literature/writing | Styan, J.L. |
| The double vision of Euripides' 'Cyclops': an ethnographic 'Odyssey' of the satyr stage. | Literature/writing | Dougherty, Carol |
| 'The Tempest,' Plautus, and the 'Rudens'.(source for William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest')(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Louden, Bruce |
| The tragic emotions. | Literature/writing | Konstan, David |
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