Wed Nov 17 06:37:20 2010 UTClccn-n50-254330.550.660.92n 50025433oca00060831aFrenz, Horst,1912-1990lccn-n50-23897Stallknecht, Newton Phelps1906-edtlccn-n80-76391Hauptmann, Gerhart1862-1946np-waggoner, milesWaggoner, Mileslccn-n79-92602O'Neill, Eugene1888-1953lccn-n79-81476Whitman, Walt1819-1892lccn-n79-18725Edel, Leon1907-1997edtlccn-n50-30815Hornstein, Lillian Herlands1909-edtlccn-n80-26702Rolleston, T. W.(Thomas William)1857-1920lccn-n80-93458Nobelstiftelsenothlccn-n50-39680Brown, Sterling Allen1901-1989edtFrenz, Horst1912-1990Frenz, Horst1912-1990700Saroyan, William,--1908-1981Wagner, Robert F.--1910-1991Gish, Lillian,--1893-1993EuropeVan Vechten, Carl,--1880-1964Cenci (Shelley, Percy Bysshe)Knortz, Karl,--1841-1918German dramaSpeeches, addresses, etc.Civilization, OrientalLiterary prizesIron--AnalysisHistorySourcesIndiana--BloomingtonIron--DuctilityArchivesEnglish teachersMetals--Mechanical propertiesLiterature teachersFrenz, Horst,--1912-Bio-bibliographyConference proceedingsAmerican dramaSocial problemsEnglish dramaPoets, AmericanCivilizationAsiaComparative literature--English and GermanComparative literature--German and EnglishAmerican literatureNobel PrizesOriental literatureWhitman, Walt,--1819-1892Records and correspondenceRolleston, T. W.--1857-1920DictionariesHauptmann, Gerhart,--1862-1946TranslationsCollectionsLiterature, ModernDramatists, AmericanAuthorsDramaComparative literatureBiographyLiteratureO'Neill, Eugene,--1888-1953Criticism, interpretation, etc.1912199019211938194319451948195119521954195519561959196119621963196419651966196719681969197119731977198019831984198819901991199319992000200220101087273439372book812.52ps3529.n5ocn463522960ocn012247242ocn419230190ocn316943360ocn492195377ocn263180209ocn301673091ocn655228958ocn463511445ocn000952112ocn439196886ocn654739670ocn312838338ocn000528367ocn001347882ocn441658775ocn459752714ocn607707523ocn442900976ocn048953197ocn003310979ocn185918537ocn185582205ocn440217151ocn442900976ocn179285182ocn179285182891902120812128ocn000273628sw000273628:lccn-n50-25433Falsebook19650.61Frenz, Horst

Twenty-two critical essays on the contemporary state of the drama in the U. S.

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Includes listings on authors, titles, literary movements, historical movements, technical terms and phrases.

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The Weavers, Hannele, and The Beaver Coat, belong to the early and dramatically most important period of Hauptmann's creative life. They show his great versatility, for only a versatile mind like Hauptmann's could produce a tragedy, a dream play, and a comedy in the same year.... It is characteristic of all three plays in this collection that Hauptmann does not give a definite conclusion to his conflict. More than once, he has pointed out that true drama has no ending and that a decision is often imposed upon a playwright who finds no clear-cut ending in life, who always sees new variations, new possibilities for breaking off the action. -Introd.

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Collection consists of materials relating to Frenz's position at IU as well as his professional interests, including publications and correspondence. There is some correspondence relating to the establishment of the Dept. of Comparative Literature.

112ocn477253036sw083654750:lccn-n50-25433FalsemixdPaulson, Arvid

Series I, Correspondence, includes copies of letters to Harriet Bosse, whose correspondence with Strindberg was translated by Paulson; correspondence with Bobker Ben-Ali regarding the Pasadena Playhouse production of Strindberg's The Great Highway; and letters from theatrical and literary notables such as Lillian Gish, William Saroyan, Lowell Thomas, H. L. Mencken, Carlotta O'Neill, and publishers Blanche and Alfred Knopf. Series II, Manuscripts, includes Paulson's Ibsen and Strindberg translations, as well as other translations or writings.

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