Literature Compass · 2011 · 17 citations · 7 references
HumanitiesEnglishTheatre StudiesBritish LiteratureDramaGenre StudiesBritish DramaHistorical DramaturgyModern DramaEarly Modern TragedyExplanatory Case StudyFragmentary NarrativeGenre History Of DramaPlay Text AnalysisReconstruction Of Lost PlaysTheatrical DramaVoyage Narratives
Abstract This article arises out of work on the recently launched Lost Plays Database ( http://www.lostplays.org ), and provides a case study of how consideration of lost plays can affect studies of early modern English drama. Through attention to lost travel plays, I discuss how our perception of voyage drama as a sub‐genre stands to be radically revised by the fragmentary evidence of non‐extant texts.
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The Letters of John Chamberlain
Hartley Simpson, Norman E. McClure · The American Historical Review · 1941 · 460 citations
The Jacobean and Caroline Stage
G. B. Harrison, G. E. Bentley · Modern Language Notes · 1957 · 146 citations
Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England.
Jiro Ozu, Louis B. Wright · Shakespeare Quarterly · 1960 · 39 citations
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