TY  - BOOK
AU  - Murphy,Brenda
TI  - Tennessee Williams
T2  - Critical insights
SN  - 9781587656873 (alk. paper)
AV  - PS 3545 .I5365 Z8445 2011
PY  - 2011///
CY  - Pasadena, Calif.
PB  - Salem Press
KW  - Williams, Tennessee,
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (p. 363-365) and index; "Works by Tennessee Williams": p. 360-362; On Tennessee Williams; Brenda Murphy --; Biography of Tennessee Williams; Robert J. Forman --; The Paris review perspective; Sasha Weiss for The Paris review --; The critical reception of the works of Tennessee Williams; Jennifer Banach --; Tennessee Williams on America; Susan C. W. Abbotson --; "Getting the colored lights going": expressionism in A streetcar named Desire; Henry I. Schvey --; Mendacity on the stage: "lying and liars" in Cat on a hot tin roof; Kenneth Elliott --; A gallery of witches; Nancy M. Tischler --; Culture, power, and the (en)gendering of community: Tennessee Williams and politics; Thomas P. Adler --; Deranged artists: creativity and madness; Jacqueline O'Connor --; Flying the Jolly Roger: images of escape and selfhood in The glass menagerie; Lori Leathers Single --; "Fifty percent illusion": The mask of the southern belle in Tennessee Williams's A streetcar named Desire, The glass menagerie, and "Portrait of a Madonna"; George Hovis --; Williams in ebony: black and multi-racial productions of A streetcar named Desire; Philip C. Kolin --; "Something cloudy, something clear": homophobic discourse in Tennessee Williams; John M. Clum --; "sneakin' and spyin'" from Broadway to the Beltway: cold war masculinity, Brick, and homosexual existentialism; John S. Bak --; "Collecting evidence": the natural world in Tennessee Williams' The night of the iguana; Rod Phillips --; Red devil battery sign: an approach to a mytho-political theatre; James Schlatter --; Tennessee Williams' Out cry in The two-character play; Nicholas O. Pagan --; Peeping Tom: voyeurism, taboo, and truth in the world of Williams's short fiction; George W. Crandell --; "The transmutation of experience": the aesthetics and themes of Williams's nonfiction; D. Dean Shackelford
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