Call for Bibliographies (fwd)

[Kathy Chung]

F.Y.I.

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Date: Mon, 1 Jul 1996 22:18:40 -0500
From: Carolyn D. Roark <ladycroark at mail.utexas.edu>
To: Multiple recipients of list ATHENEWS <ATHENEWS at CMS.CC.WAYNE.EDU>
Subject: Call for Bibliographies

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  A great deal has been written recently critiquing the ways in which
traditional theatre scholarship disguises the politics of the scholar and
the field.  More recent works have attempted to foreground the political
and cultural agendas of the scholarship.  What studies or works of
scholarship do you feel do this most successfully?
        *Theatre Insight*, a journal which publishes the work of emerging
scholars, seeks contributions to a bibliography to be included in our
upcoming issue on Politics and Performance.  Please send all submissions to
this bibliography to:  ladycroark at mail.utexas.edu

        If a potential submission cannot be sent electronically, it may be
sent by "snail-mail" to: Dept. of Theatre and Dance
                    ATTN: Theatre Insight
                    University of Texas at Austin
                    Austin, Tx  78714-9005
Thank You

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       *"Well, do you ever get the feeling*   Carolyn D. Roark        *
       * that the story's too damned real *   UT-Austin               *
       * and in the present tense?        *   Dept. of Theatre & Dance*
       * Or that everybody's on the stage *   Graduate School-M.A.    *
       * And you're the only person       *                           *
       * sitting in the audience?"        *                           *
       *                 - Jethro Tull    *                           *
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