William Inge by Bryer, Jackson R. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction

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Editors’ Note Chronology CRITICAL ESSAYS

American Theater in the 1950s and Inge’s Plays

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The Inside-Outsider Come Back, Little Sheba and Mass Culture

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The Two Texts of Picnic

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Picnic, Summer Brave, and the Peace of Staying

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Robert Brustein’s “Men-Taming Women of William Inge”: A Re-Examination

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Structures of Violence: Gender Roles in Inge’s Plays

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Inge and the Empty Stage

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Life with Father in Four Inge Plays

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“Going Next Door”: Placing Inge

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Another Kansan in the Land of Oz: Inge as Screenwriter

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Build-Up to Natural Affection

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Unnatural Affection: Sons and Mothers

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REMINISCENCES

Memories of Happier Times Loving Memories of a Kindly Uncle Billy My Teacher Shadows on Success Hampton Sundays Inward Bound Counted Among His Friends Directing Picnic Designing Picnic On the Verge What Remains Behind A Softness That Never Toughened Driving Inge That Was Bill Gestures of Love, Gestures of Despair Waiting for Inge The Stairs to Darkness He Knew the Poetry of Life Notes on Contributors List of Names and Terms

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