ACLS Humanities E-Book: Theatre, society and the nation: staging American identities

Theatre, society and the nation: staging American identities

Wilmer, S. E.

Year: 2002.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press.

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Frontmatter

Acknowledgements

Introduction

1 From British colony to independent nation: refashioning identity

2 Federalist and Democratic Republican theatre: partisan drama in nationalist trappings

3 Independence for whom? American Indians and the Ghost Dance

4 The role of workers in the nation: the Paterson Strike Pageant

5 Staging social rebellion in the 1960s

6 Reconfiguring patriarchy: suffragette and feminist plays

7 Imagining and deconstructing the multicultural nation in the 1990s

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Title:

Theatre, society and the nation : staging American identities / S.E. Wilmer.

Author:

Wilmer, S. E

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Theatre, society and the nation : staging American identities / S.E. Wilmer.
Wilmer, S. E
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002.

URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.07562

Subject Headings:

• American drama -- History and criticism
• Theater and society -- United States
• Nationalism and literature
• Ethnicity in literature

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