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Staging the sex wars : contemporary American playwrights through the prism of feminist conflict
This thesis explores various aspects of contemporary American drama by women. The study is facilitated by examining one work by each of seven playwrights and two performance artists who have transcribed their work, namely, Miriam's Flowers by Migdalia Cruz, Abundance by Beth Henley, Bitter Cane by G...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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