Lillian Hellman /
editor, Carl Rollyson.
- Pasadena, Calif. : Salem Press, c2012.
- xii, 303 p. ; 24 cm.
- Critical insights .
- Critical insights. .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 287) and index.
On Lillian Hellman: the legacy ; Biography of Lillian Hellman / The Paris Review perspective / Lillian Hellman and the art of the play ; The formation of Lillian Hellman: radical, celebrity, and mythologizer / Hellman and Williams: the critical connection ; Lillian Hellman: the critical reception / "Good and evil" in Lillian Hellman's The children's hour / Breeding (and) reading: lesbian knowledge, eugenic discipline, and The children's hour / The lesbian vanishes: These three -- Lillian' Hellman's adaptation of The children's hour (1936) / "These three": the influence of William Wyler and Gregg Toland on Lillian Hellman / Second chances: the remake of Lillian Hellman's The children's hour / Lillian Hellman's The little foxes and the new south creed: an ironic view of southern history / Gentlemen's games & witches' brews: Lillian Hellman's Another part of the forest and the emergence of the Cold War culture / Another part of the country: Lillian Hellman as southern playwright / Miss Hellman's two sisters / "Julia": memory in Pentimento and on film / "Julia" and Julia's son / Scoundrel time: mobilizing the American intelligentsia for the Cold War / Carl Rollyson -- Anna Hartford for The Paris Review -- Bernard F. Dick -- Geraldine Thorsten -- Philip M. Armato -- Mikko Tuhkanen -- Brett Elizabeth Westbrook -- Richard Hayes -- Brett Elizabeth Westbrook -- Ritchie D. Watson, Jr. -- Randall Fallows -- W. Kenneth Holditch -- Jacob H. Adler -- Marsha McCreadie -- Edward Gillin -- Richard A. Falk.