Stages of engagement : U.S. theatre and performance from 1898-1949 / Joshua E. Polster.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Colonialism
- 1. Setting the Stage: Performing War and Empire for the New US Century
- pt. II Religion, Race, and Ethnicity
- 2. Pan-American Exposition and Tragedy Onstage
- Critical Perspective
- Owning Up: Controlling and Defining Jewish Identity on the Early Twentieth-Century American Stage / Stuart J. Hecht
- pt. III Gender and Sexuality
- 3. Gendered Spaces: Law and Justice in Susan Glaspell's Trifles
- Critical Perspective
- Sex on Broadway: Mae West and the Wales Padlock Law / Susan C.W. Abbotson
- pt. IV Economic Systems and Systems of Government
- 4. New Approach to Revolution: Artef and Hirsch Leckert in the Third Period
- Critical Perspective
- The Theatre of War: The Rise of Fascism and Diversionary, Anti-War, and Interventionist Theatre / James Fisher
- 5. Salesman and the 1930s Theatres of Social Protest.