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Tennessee Williams: A Casebook by Robert Gross EBOOK PDF Instant Download
Table of Contents
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contentss
General Editor’s Note
Acknowledgments
Chronology
Introduction
We All Have to Paint Our Nudes: The Iconography of Sexual Longing in Spring Storm
“Stop! I’m a Family Man! I’ve Got a Daughter! A Little —Girrrrl!” Prefiguring the Patriarch in Not About Nightingales
“That Quiet Little Play”: Bourgeois Tragedy, Female Impersonation, and a Portrait of the Artist in The Glass Menagerie
Two Transient Plays: A Streetcar Named Desire and Camino Real
On The Rose Tattoo
The Politics of Sexual Ambiguity in Sweet Bird of Youth
Tracing Lines of Flight in Summer and Smoke and The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore
The Hungry Women of Tennessee Williams’s Fiction
“Le Jeu Suprême”: Some Mallarmean Echoes in Tennessee Williams’s Out Cry
Memories and Muses: Vieux Carré and Something Cloudy, Something Clear
Collapsing Resurrection Mythologies: Theatricalist Discourses of Fire and Ash in Clothes for a Summer Hotel
“Nothing Unspoken”: The Notebook of Trigorin and The Seagull
Selected Bibliography
Contributors
Index
