Twentieth century literature

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  Año 1993, Vol. 39, Número 4

  • Some problems of a playwright from South Africa

    Athol Fugard

    págs. 381-391

    

  • The apprenticeship years

    Sheila Fugard

    págs. 394-406

    

  • Crossing boundaries: The genesis of the township plays

    Dennis Walder

    págs. 409-422

    

  • Photo-biography

    págs. 409-424

    

  • Power, self, and other: The absurd in `Boesman and Lena'

    Craig W. McLuckie

    págs. 423-429

    

  • Fugard as director: An interview with the cast of `Boesman and Lena'

    Jack Barbera

    págs. 430-437

    

  • `No way out': Sizwe Bansi is dead and the dilemma of political drama in South Africa

    Andre Brink

    págs. 438-454

    

  • Encounters with Fugard: Native of the Karoo

    Mary Benson

    págs. 455-460

    

  • Life in the theatre: Autobiography, politics, and romance in `Master Harold'...and the boys

    John O. Jordan

    págs. 461-472

    

  • The artist as an outcast and a mother in The Road to Mecca

    Janet Ruth Heller

    págs. 473-478

    

  • Realizing Fugard

    Susan Hilferty

    págs. 479-485

    

  • Drama and politics in a state of emergency: Athol Fugard's My Children! My Africa!

    Nicholas Visser

    págs. 486-502

    

  • Fugard masters the code

    Gerald Weales

    págs. 503-516

    

  • A tribute for Athol Fugard at sixty

    Don Maclennan

    págs. 517-525

    

  • Recent notebook entries

    Athol Fugard

    págs. 526-536