Werner Huber and Martin Middeke, eds.
Anthropological Perspectives
Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 1998.
212pp. ISBN 3-88476-298-2. EUR 20,-
The volume contains the 13 papers given on the occasion of the fifth CDE conference held at the University of Paderborn in 1997.
- Werner HUBER/ Martin MIDDEKE: „Introduction“
- Richard Allen CAVE: „Engendering Confusion“
- David EDGAR: „From Babel to Pentecost: Language and Culture in the Liminal Zone“
- Margarete RUBIK: „The Bacchae in Modern British Drama“
- Stephanie KRAMER: „Imaging/Imagining Women’s Lives: Biography in Contemporary Women’s Drama“
- Stuart MARLOW: „Hovering Between the Post-Colonial and the Pastoral: Brian Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa„
- Anja OED: „Staging Ritual in Post-Colonial Drama: Wole Soyinka’s Death of the King’s Horseman and Tess Akaeke Onwueme’s The Broken Calabash„
- Albert-Reiner GLAAP: „Anguished Human Relations and the Search for Love: Plays by Canadian Writers Brad Fraser, Judith Thompson and Dianne Warren“
- Markus WESSENDORF: „Richard Foreman’s Theatrical Deconstruction of the Neo-Ritualistic Theatre of the Sixties“
- Thomas LEUCHTENMUELLER: „The Role of Rituals in August Wilson’s Drama“
- Johan CALLENS: „FinISHed Story: Elizabeth LeCompte’s Intercultural Take on Time and Work“
- Klaus STIERSTORFER: „Life into Theatre – Theatre into Living: Dramatherapy and its Interface with Drama and Theatre Studies“
- Fritz-Wilhelm NEUMANN: „Cyberspace: The Impact of Information Technology on the Stage“
- Nicholas ARNOLD: „‚Come, and Take Away the Green Pain‘ – The Shamanic and Ecstatic Features of Trance-Dance in Rave Culture“