A reader's guide to modern British drama - Sternlicht, Sanford (Syracuse, N.Y. : Syracuse University Press, 2004)
I. Backgrounds -- 1. The Nineteenth-Century Inheritance -- 2. Modernism and the Drama --3. Themes and Politics in Modern British Drama -- 4. Feminist Drama and Gay Drama -- 5. Major Directions in Modern British Theater -- 6. Historical Events, 1899-2003 -- II. Playwrights and Plays -- 7. The First Moderns -- George Bernard Shaw ; J. M. Barrie ; John Galsworthy ; W. Somerset Maugham ; Harley Granville-Barker ; Frederick Lonsdale ; D. H. Lawrence ; Ben Travers -- 8. Between the Wars: The Jazz Age and the Depression -- Clemence Dane ; T. S. Eliot ; Sean O'Casey ; Enid Bagnold ; J. B. Priestly ; Noël Coward ; Graham Greene ; Emlyn Williams ; Christopher Fry ; Rodney Ackland ; Terence Rattigan -- 9. World War II and After -- Joan Littlewood ; John Whiting ; N. F. Simpson ; Robert Bolt ; Pam Gems ; James Saunders ; Peter Shaffer -- 10. The Angry Young Men (and Women) and the End of Empire -- Peter Nichols ; Ann Jellicoe ; John Osborne ; John Arden -- 11. Beckett's Pervading Influence -- Harold Pinter ; Peter Barnes ; Arnold Wesker ; Joe Orton ; David Storey ; Michael Frayn ; Edward Bond ; Alan Bennett ; Trevor Griffiths ; John McGrath ; Simon Gray ; David Rudkin ; Steven Berkoff ; Tom Stoppard -- 12. The New Sensibilities ; Caryl Churchill ; Shelagh Delaney ; Alan Ayckbourn ; Michelene Wandor ; Howard Brenton ; Christopher Hampton ; Howard Barker ; David Hare ; Willy Russell ; David Edgar ; Kevin Elyot ; Stephen Poliakoff ; Timberlake Wertenbaker ; Sarah Daniels ; Sarah Kane
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Keywords: English drama -- 20th century -- History and criticism; drama; engleska književnost -- drama -- 20. stoljeće; književna kritika; modernizam